See Amazon Aboriginal people catch huge electric eels
Aboriginal people living in the Amazon jungle know how to catch giant electric eels weighing tens of kilograms without digging. They used only one type of tree and then smashed it into the water, white substances caused electric eels to rise and then they used tuberculosis to launch into the eel.
Aboriginal people living in the Amazon jungle know how to catch giant electric eels weighing tens of kilograms without digging. They used only one type of tree and then smashed it into the water, white substances caused electric eels to rise and then they used tuberculosis to launch into the eel.
Only when the eel dies, will it be brought back, because if it is alive, it will be considered suicide if it is alive, because it will release an extremely powerful electric current that can kill anyone.
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