The only mammal with electroreception, it uses sensors in its bill to detect electrical impulses sent out by prey in murky water. (discovermagazine.com)
He thinks it's possible that even bottlenose dolphins, the most well - known of dolphin species, have electroreception because of the pits on their beaks and propensity for bottom feeding — sometimes even with sponges on their noses. (sciencemag.org)
Even if a shark can't see, hear or smell you, it can still track you down using its electroreception. (businessinsider.com)