BAB 3

Here, he's using a video. Almost all children

Eagerly watching, occasionally taking notes. I don't really like this lesson. I prefer language lessons. But since I was teaching Mr. Gun, I was listening. Maybe it's just ali being bored off.

"Electrophorus electricus or so called electric eel

Is an electric eel that can produce an electric shock of up to 600 volts." Mr. Gun pointed to the screen in front of the class. He played a brief thirty-second video showing a large eel stinging another larger animal. "For other animals, an electric shock of that magnitude is like a tiny, lethal bolt of lightning. One battery contains just 1.5 volts of electricity. So, this eel roughly has

400 batteries. Imagine that 400 battery circuit, a

Eels can brighten up one house.

Amazing, isn't it?"

The kids in the class screamed when Mr. Gun came out.

Play the next video. A fisherman is seen trying to catch an electric eel with his bare hands.

Eels are like helpless, backed up on the edge of a cloudy pool. But suddenly the eel struck back with