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They use electrical pulses emitted by modified muscle cells called electrocytes in the tail's electrical organ. Then the Schnauzenorgan detects the induced electrical field. Like a sonar pulse, but with electricity. It can also passively detect the natural fields emitted by prey.
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They use electrical pulses emitted by modified muscle cells called electrocytes in the tail's electrical organ. Then the Schnauzenorgan detects the induced electrical field. Like a sonar pulse, but with electricity. It can also passively detect the natural fields emitted by prey.