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Platypus have electroreceptors in their bills that detect the electric fields generated by their prey, helping them hunt underwater.
Bats use echolocation to navigate and hunt in the dark and they emit high-frequency sounds and listen to the echoes bouncing off objects to determine their location and shape.
Many snakes have specialized pits on their heads called heat pits, which can detect infrared radiation.
Octopuses have highly developed senses, including excellent vision and chemoreception (ability to detect chemicals). They also have sensitive touch receptors in their suckers.
Catfish have specialized sensory organs called barbels, which are sensitive to touch and taste. These help them navigate murky waters and locate food.
Jewel Beetles have sensitive antennae that can detect chemical cues, helping them locate potential mates and food sources.
Cavefish adapted to living in dark environments, cavefish often have highly developed senses of touch and hearing.