Dolphin may sense the body electric

Ability may help species track prey, especially in murky waters

Fleeing fish beware: The Guiana dolphin has a super Spidey sense. But instead of danger, the dolphin detects faint electrical fields generated by such things as contracting muscles, a beating heart and pumping gills — telltale signs of potential prey.

ALL IN THE SNOUT Guiana dolphins can perceive electrical fields using organs arrayed in pairs on their snout.