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Why don't animals that use electricity electrocute themselves.
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Why don't animals that use electricity electrocute themselves.

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Electric eels DO endanger themselves by generating electricity. They frequently shock themselves.

That is one animal but I hope it helps!!!

User Luisfarzati
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to avoid being shocked themselves, they have some biological insulation in place.

Theyre Kind Of Immune To It Basically

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