Saturday, June 13, 2020
How do Sharks identify their prey?
Sharks have electro reception, which is a keen sensitivity to electrical impulses. As fish swim around, their movement sends tiny electrical signals through the water. Sharks pick up on those signals as the water passes over a series of jelly-filled pores, which are sensory organs on their head. This electro reception allows sharks to snag prey with deadly accuracy, even in murky water. 
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How do Sharks identify their prey?
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