The image shows a wall display at the Museu Catavento in São Paulo, Brazil (latitude: -23.588, longitude: -46.61). The display features an informational text panel in Portuguese about fish that produce electricity. The text explains that various fish groups, such as cartilaginous fish, are capable of generating electricity at low (<10V) or high (>50V) intensities. The display also features an image of a fish with black lines on its body, and the text explains that the diversity of electric fish is greater in freshwater environments, particularly in the African continent. The text goes on to describe different types of electric fish, including the aba-aba, the peixe-gato-invertido, and the poraquês. in São Paulo, Brazil

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The image shows a wall display at the Museu Catavento in São Paulo, Brazil (latitude: -23.588, longitude: -46.61). The display features an informational text panel in Portuguese about fish that produce electricity. The text explains that various fish groups, such as cartilaginous fish, are capable of generating electricity at low (<10V) or high (>50V) intensities. The display also features an image of a fish with black lines on its body, and the text explains that the diversity of electric fish is greater in freshwater environments, particularly in the African continent. The text goes on to describe different types of electric fish, including the aba-aba, the peixe-gato-invertido, and the poraquês.

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