The nature of bioelectricity in the body Bioelectricity is something naturally generated by or occurring within living cells and tissues. The concept is reputed to have sprung from seeing the effect of touching a charged piece of metal to a nerve in a dead frog's leg, which kicked, which in turn is credited with having been part of the inspiration for Mary Shelley's work "Frankenstein". Although Galvani studied the hearing of birds, quadrupeds, and humans over several years he did not formally publish his findings.
Who was the first to be credited with the opinion which led eventually to a quote describing history as a set of lies agreed upon?
What was the name of the German fighter pilot known as the "Red Baron", officially credited with 80 confirmed air combat victories, who died in 1918, from wounds sustained in combat?
What was the first, and only complete, novel, published in 1788, written by 18th-century British writer, philosopher, and advocate of women's rights Mary Wollstonecraft?
