The Electric Eel - more evidence against evolution

Electric eels didn't evolve from non-electric eels. Well, first, they're not really eels; they're fish (knifefish). And the fish they evolved from were already electric.In fact, producing electric fields has evolved independently in many different fishes, including sharks and rays. Its the former. Look into the Gymnotiformes.

The probability of this calcium atom in my arm bone ending up there after being formed on the inside of a star and being blasted across outerspace, landing on the planet, going through the soil and the into the piece of broccoli I ate, and then being incorporating into that particular part of my body is so ridiculously low that I agree that it looks unrealistically implausible. But there it is and that's how it got there (more or less).

Its not even talking about eels. Its talking generally about the evolution of the electric organs that many different types of fish have.

Yes, they're talking about how the sensitivity of the sensory-cells had to go up a whole lot in order to go from a mechanical detection to an electrical one. That is, the little hair-like thingys that can detect, say water movement, had to evolve a very high level of sensitivity in order to detect electric currents instead.

But are they determining how plausible it is?

And they use that to question the plausibility of evolution? Actually, I was saying that "star calcium atoms to body calcium atoms" is not plausible. The point was that plausibility didn't really matter. That is a possibility, but we have evidence suggesting that they're related. No, it doesn't have anything to do with the topic.

Then you're missing the point.From upthread: That's not really the right approach. You don't raise doubt in a working theory by saying its explanation looks too improbable. What you do is provide your evidence for the alternative.

Why? "we expect to see some of these changes individually existent in other creatures"There's all kinds of different ways that fish use electricity for a variety of reasons.