Alex Mustard / 2020VISION / Plumose anemones (Metridium senile) feeding on Moon jellyfish (Aurilia aurita), which they have captured. Loch Long, Argyll and Bute, Scotland, UK, June. Did you know? Loch Long was previously used as...

Richard Herrmann / Electric Ray (Torpedo californica), one hundred miles offshore from San Diego, Cortes Bank, California

Alex Mustard / Torpedo ray / Electric ray (Narcine sp) rests on the sand at night, Nusa Kode, Rinca Island, Komodo National Park, Horseshoe Bay, Sawu Sea, Indonesia.

Alex Mustard / Torpedo ray / Electric ray (Narcine sp) rests on the sand at night, Nusa Kode, Rinca Island, Komodo National Park, Horseshoe Bay, Sawu Sea, Indonesia.

Sue Daly / Electric Ray (Torpedo marmorata). Channel Islands, UK, August.

Jeff Rotman / Electric / Torpedo ray (Torpedo panthera) resting on seabed, observed by diver, New England coast, USA Model released.

Alex Mustard / A Panther Electric Ray (Torpedo panthera) has buried itself in the sand. Nuwieba, Sinai, Egypt. Red Sea. January

Alex Mustard / An Electric Ray (Torpedo panthera) swimming around a shipwreck (Gubal Island barge) at dusk. Gubal Island, Strait of Gubal, Egypt. Red Sea

Sue Daly / Marbled electric ray (Torpedo mamorata) on seabed, Channel Isles, UK, June

Jeff Rotman / Pacific electric / Round torpedo ray (Torpedo californica) diving into the canopy of the kelp forest, Pacific Ocean, California, USA

Fred Bavendam / Torpedo Ray (Torpedo sp), an electric ray on ocean floor, Komodo Island, Indonesia

Michael Pitts / Diver raising the Naval Ensign over the wreck of HMS Manchester, WWII British Cruiser that was scuttled in the Mediterranean Sea after torpedo damage in 1942

Fred Bavendam / Atlantic Torpedo Ray (Torpedo nobiliana) stuns prey with up to 220 volts generated from electric organs located near its pectoral fins, York, Maine

Norbert Wu / Electric Ray (Torpedo californica) generates 120 volts of electric voltage

Norbert Wu / Electric Ray (Torpedo californica) generates 120 volts of electricity and captures prey with a jolt, California

Jose B. Ruiz / Marbled electric ray burying itself in sand {Torpedo marmorata} Mediterranean

Jose B. Ruiz / Marbled electric ray swimming {Torpedo marmorata} Mediterranean

Jose B. Ruiz / Marbled electric ray swims away from sandy seabed {Torpedo marmorata} Mediterranean

Jose B. Ruiz / Marbled electric ray lies hidden buried in sand of seabed {Torpedo marmorata} Mediterranean

Jose B. Ruiz / Marbled electric ray on seabed {Torpedo marmorata} Mediterranean

Jose B. Ruiz / Marbled electric ray {Torpedo marmorata} Mediterranean

Jose B. Ruiz / Marbled electric ray on seabed {Torpedo marmorata} Mediterranean

Sue Daly / Marbled electric ray {Torpedo marmorata} Jersey, Channel Is, UK

Peter Scoones / Electric ray {Torpedo panthera} Red sea

Peter Scoones / Electric / Torpedo ray (Torpedo panthera) resting on seabed, Indonesia

Paul D Stewart / Woodcut of Common electric ray (Torpedo torpedo) with old colouring. From Conrad Gesner's 'Icones Animalium' publ. Christof Froschover, Zurich, 1560. The torpedo or electric ray had been well know by...