Timothy Alberino

And that's the most dangerous thing in the water.

And that's the most dangerous thing in the water.

And that's the most dangerous thing in the water.

Um, From the end of that chair to the end of this couch.

Um, From the end of that chair to the end of this couch.

Um, From the end of that chair to the end of this couch.

10, 15 feet. Yeah, probably 7 feet, I'd say. I said 10, 15.

10, 15 feet. Yeah, probably 7 feet, I'd say. I said 10, 15.

10, 15 feet. Yeah, probably 7 feet, I'd say. I said 10, 15.

50,000 feet? Well, I was walking with Michael Jackson. Yeah. Jacko. I was walking with Michael Jackson in the jungle, and we were crossing a stream. So the stream's pouring into the river, but the river was low, so the stream got cut off from the river. And as we're crossing it, we're crossing a log, and I look down and I said, Jacko, there's an eel. And he said, oh, we got to kill it.

50,000 feet? Well, I was walking with Michael Jackson. Yeah. Jacko. I was walking with Michael Jackson in the jungle, and we were crossing a stream. So the stream's pouring into the river, but the river was low, so the stream got cut off from the river. And as we're crossing it, we're crossing a log, and I look down and I said, Jacko, there's an eel. And he said, oh, we got to kill it.

50,000 feet? Well, I was walking with Michael Jackson. Yeah. Jacko. I was walking with Michael Jackson in the jungle, and we were crossing a stream. So the stream's pouring into the river, but the river was low, so the stream got cut off from the river. And as we're crossing it, we're crossing a log, and I look down and I said, Jacko, there's an eel. And he said, oh, we got to kill it.

We got to kill it because if someone steps into that little pool of water, it was probably just knee high, maybe thigh high, and that eel shocks you, which it would. That's a problem.

We got to kill it because if someone steps into that little pool of water, it was probably just knee high, maybe thigh high, and that eel shocks you, which it would. That's a problem.

We got to kill it because if someone steps into that little pool of water, it was probably just knee high, maybe thigh high, and that eel shocks you, which it would. That's a problem.

Electric eels are deadly, deadly. And the reason why they're deadly is – Not so much in this case. It would just be a very painful, painful, bad experience. But, well, Heath Jackal was saying, it can kill you. We got to get rid of this. It can kill somebody. But if you're in the river and the eels, as they're hunting, they're shooting out an electric pulse. And it hits the fish.

Electric eels are deadly, deadly. And the reason why they're deadly is – Not so much in this case. It would just be a very painful, painful, bad experience. But, well, Heath Jackal was saying, it can kill you. We got to get rid of this. It can kill somebody. But if you're in the river and the eels, as they're hunting, they're shooting out an electric pulse. And it hits the fish.

Electric eels are deadly, deadly. And the reason why they're deadly is – Not so much in this case. It would just be a very painful, painful, bad experience. But, well, Heath Jackal was saying, it can kill you. We got to get rid of this. It can kill somebody. But if you're in the river and the eels, as they're hunting, they're shooting out an electric pulse. And it hits the fish.

The fish gets stunned and float to the top, and then the eels come and eat them. So it's indiscriminate. They also use it as a defense mechanism. So if you're in the way as an eel comes by and you get hit, you'll drown.

The fish gets stunned and float to the top, and then the eels come and eat them. So it's indiscriminate. They also use it as a defense mechanism. So if you're in the way as an eel comes by and you get hit, you'll drown.