The only known mammal to locate its prey by sensing the prey's body electri
The only known mammal to locate its prey by sensing the prey's body electricity, its extraordinarily hemoglobin-rich blood allows it to stay underwater for a minute and a half while it eats worms, insect larvae and freshwater shellfish. These semi-aquatic, nocturnal creatures of genus Ornithorhynchus and species anatinus have venomous spurs on their hind feetFor 10 points, name these Australian animals that are egg-laying, web-footed monotremes.
The only known mammal to locate its prey by sensing the prey's body electricity, its extraordinarily hemoglobin-rich blood allows it to stay underwater for a minute and a half while it eats worms, insect larvae and freshwater shellfish.