During his rain storm experiment, Luigi Galvani discovered that

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During his rain storm experiment, Luigi Galvani discovered that neural impulses cannot be conducted in dead frogs. He observed that when he applied an electrical current to the legs of a dead frog, the muscles would twitch as if it were alive. This led him to believe that there must be some sort of electrical fluid (which he called "animal electricity") that flowed through the nerves and controlled muscle movement. However, he later discovered that this was only true for living organisms and that neural impulses require a living cell membrane to conduct them.

During His Rain Storm Experiment, Luigi Galvani Discovered That