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English: Supplementary Movie 2a Trials showing an electric eel finding a conductor during the high voltage discharge. Pithed fish twitch is generated with a stimulator through electrodes to eliciting eel attack. Strikes take variable paths but culminate in an aggressive attack aimed at the conductor. The eel often reverses direction during the strikes. Trials are show first in slow motion, and then in real time. Red frames in the slow motion indicate the timing of each high voltage discharge. Note that for some trials (Clips 1 and 2) the fish twitch was triggered by the experimenter, whereas for other trials (Clips 3) the stimulator was configured to cause twitch in response to eel doublet. |
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| Source | Video file from Catania K (2015). "Electric eels use high-voltage to track fast-moving prey". Nature Communications. DOI:10.1038/ncomms9638. PMID 26485580. PMC: 4667699. | ||
| Author | Catania K | ||
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