Meet the electric life forms that live on pure energy

[Dubious]

Microbial fuel cells, maybe.

oay write full explanation! I dont get short hand

 

[Jazzbot]

@Akheilos I'm an IT guy for some reason, and the reason is, I hated biology and related stuff badly.

I tried reading it, in start it started making a little sense, but then it went miles above my head lol

 

[Dubious]

@Akheilos I'm an IT guy for some reason, and the reason is, I hated biology and related stuff badly.

I tried reading it, in start it started making a little sense, but then it went miles above my head lol

Well this is a bit too much Physics for me

 

[XenoEnsi-14]

hmmmm...true...sorry like I said earlier on I am confused and waiting for some Physics dude to come explain me the last bit:

I'm curious. Widespread electricity is a fairly new thing on earth. Less than a 100 years ago, the only electricity earth had was from brief sparks of lightning. Did these bacteria still exist then?

Wrong, humans discovered and harnessed electricity to our advantage. Electricity comes from electric charge (electron, proton, ion), the electric charge gave rise to the Electromagnetic Force one of the Four fundamental forces of the universe. Electricity has been around since the beginning of the universe.

These electrobacteria are simply consuming electrons and transforming them to positrons or ions and store the excess energy of this transformation for there own use.

 

[The SC]

I'm curious. Widespread electricity is a fairly new thing on earth. Less than a 100 years ago, the only electricity earth had was from brief sparks of lightning. Did these bacteria still exist then?

It seems that the Egyptian civilization had harnessed electricity thousands of years ago, and the Baghdad lamp or batterie was another proof from mesopotamia: