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The post shares a 15-second video πŸŽ₯ showing a Luzon cobra striking at an electric catfish in shallow water 🌊🐍🐟. Moments later, a purple flash ⚑🟣 appears and the snake convulses while retreating β€” presented as a surprising natural defense. However, the scenario is geographically impossible 🌍. Electric catfish (Malapterurus electricus) live in African freshwater systems 🐟🌿, while Luzon cobras (Naja philippinensis) are found only in the Philippine islands, particularly Luzon πŸ‡΅πŸ‡­πŸ. The purple glow and exaggerated convulsions strongly suggest CGI or digital manipulation 🎬πŸ–₯️. In reality, electric catfish can deliver shocks of up to 350 volts ⚑, but these shocks do not produce visible light according to research on electrogenic fish physiology πŸ”¬. #NatureVsMyth #WildlifeReels #ScienceFacts #explorepage✨ #viralreels
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