Basic Electricity Safety
Basically our bodies become conductors and electricity seeks the easiest and shortest path to the ground, which oftentimes that shortest path is a person. "Conductors" conduct electricity freely and in large amounts – all metals, water, humans and even non-metallic materials (trees, ropes etc.) can conduct electricity
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