Why does a body submerged in a more conductive fluid still conduct current? – electronics.stackexchange.com

Why does a body submerged in a more conductive fluid still conduct current? – electronics.stackexchange.com

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Let's take for example an electric eel applying an electric shock by creating a potential difference across two points in the water. It would seem, however, that the current would find a "shorter ...

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