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    why dont fish die when lightening strikes a river or pond

    I could have said they don't because lightening - apart from, maybe, making them ill and changing their colour - won't do they them any harm but I meant lightning

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    A short answer to this is that the current is dispersed through billions and trillions of gallons of water so each fish only receives a minuscule charge.



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