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Asked by sophie27 to Sean, Laura, Asif, Lena, Viv on 12 Mar 2012. This question was also asked by monkeyboii.
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Sean Murphy answered on 9 Mar 2012:
It is possible for lightning to kill some unlucky fish in the sea, however as water is a conductor of electricity the power is transferred through billions of liters of water so the total shock the fish would receive is very small.
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Laura Waters answered on 12 Mar 2012:
A few fish would die but not many, they would have to be close to the point of impact. I’d not suggest swimming in a storm just in case 😉
Comments
tomalie commented on :
Haha love this question! This is the Miranda question from the interview lol!
sophie27 commented on :
I wanted to know the answer! And yes but don’t put my sirname on again please!
lorem commented on :
Gr8 question 😀 x