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This is a video Rusty shot of a giant electric eel. (Peruvian Amazon) The native captured it to feed his family. Still alive while being lifted into the canoe, they could only touch it with their paddles to protect themselves from getting shocked. Electric eels have cells called electrocytes which store power like tiny batteries. These cells will discharge simultaneously when threatened or attacking prey, emitting a burst of at least 600 volts, 5x the power of a standard U.S. wall socket. |
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A 90 year old Shaman,
a healer in her village. She healed Rusty after a fly inserted
eggs into his finger and they were hatching out of him over the
course of a year.
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| This is a video of a 7-foot Caiman eating bread of all things, while turtles (some as large as tractor trailer tires) eat out of his mouth (very, very rare and unusual footage) |
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