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The 10 pages that link to Electric eel, each with the reason it gives.

• EelCompared with: Its common name highlights how an eel-like body can belong to another fish order.

• GymnotiformesBroader topic: It is the order's conspicuous exception to the usual emphasis on weak electrical signals.

• Electric organBroader topic: Its large electric organs generate high-voltage shocks for hunting and defense.

• Electric organ dischargeBroader topic: Its high-voltage discharges demonstrate the discharge’s role in prey capture and defense.

• Electric fishBroader topic: It is the best-known example of an electric fish using high-voltage shocks.

• OstariophysiBroader topic: Its specialized electrogenesis illustrates the diversity within one ostariophysan order.

• Electric rayCompared with: It produces shocks like an electric ray but is a bony fish from a different lineage.

• Moray eelCompared with: Despite its name and eel-like shape, it is neither a true eel nor a marine moray.

• Banded knifefishCompared with: Unlike the weakly electric banded knifefish, it can deliver high-voltage shocks.

• Glass knifefishCompared with: Unlike glass knifefish, it uses high-voltage discharges to stun prey and deter threats.