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If lightning strikes the ocean why don't all the fish die?

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Milhouse
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Jun 3 2014 8:45PM
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AT-AT
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Because the ocean is fucking huge.....

nice thread bro
Jun 3 2014 8:47PM
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erikK
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all the energy from the lightning is used to charge the electric eels
Jun 3 2014 8:51PM
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Mingg
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erikKall the energy from the lightning is used to charge the electric eels


It all makes sense now...
Jun 3 2014 8:53PM
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JAHpow
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erikKall the energy from the lightning is used to charge the electric eels


Jun 3 2014 9:19PM
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acualywasdolan
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erikKall the energy from the lightning is used to charge the electric eels


Electric eels live in rivers.
Nice try tho
Jun 3 2014 9:29PM
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dingus
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SpssElectric eels live in rivers.
Nice try tho


Dream Killer
Jun 3 2014 9:34PM
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El_Barto.
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SpssElectric eels live in rivers.
Nice try tho


Rivers that are connected to the ocean. the dream lives
Jun 3 2014 9:37PM
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little1337
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When lightning strikes the ocean, it triggers electrical currents that can kill fish by messing up the signals that control their hearts and other organs. Fortunately for marine life, the currents spread out and weaken until they become too weak to do any harm.

source: Yahoo answers lol
Jun 3 2014 9:43PM
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momentz
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I believe it is because when lightning hits water it spreads out mostly on the surface, so the fish that are down below are not very effected by the lighting's current
Jun 3 2014 9:43PM
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HamFaceGirl
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http://scienceblogs.com/deepseanews/2008/03/17/does-lightning-kill-marine-ani/
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/917/lightning-strikes-the-ocean-im-swimming-in-what-happens
http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=199030
Google is a wonderful source of information you ignorant sluts
Jun 3 2014 9:45PM
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Milhouse
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HamFaceGirlhttp://scienceblogs.com/deepseanews/2008/03/17/does-lightning-kill-marine-ani/
http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/917/lightning-strikes-the-ocean-im-swimming-in-what-happens
http://boards.straightdope.com/sdmb/showthread.php?t=199030
Google is a wonderful source of information you ignorant sluts



change your icon. I keep mistaking you for malibu_stacy.
Jun 3 2014 9:49PM
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HamFaceGirl
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Milhousechange your icon. I keep mistaking you for malibu_stacy.


that's the point
Jun 3 2014 9:49PM
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