Visitors to the Tennessee Aquarium have been amped up to see an electric eel that is using its energy to power lights on a Christmas tree.
The eel, named Miguel Wattson, has its tank connected to a specialized system that links the eel’s jolts of electricity to a nearby Christmas tree. The result is a strobe-like effect that increases when the eel is feeding or gets excited.
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