Do Sharks have a “SIXTH SENSE”? Sharks possess “ELECTRORECEPTION”, a specialized sense that enables them to detect “MINUTE” electric fields from living organisms, crucial for locating prey. In a shark’s head, there are jelly-filled receptors called “AMPULLAE OF LORENZINI”, which can sense the heartbeat of a fish even if buried under sand. These receptors “transmit” electrical signals to the brain, allowing sharks to “PRECISELY” target their prey. More impressively, “Great White Sharks” can detect “EXTREMELY” low voltages, down to a “MILLIONTH” of a volt in water.

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