Animals
Japanese Sea Catfish Uses pH Detecting Whiskers to Hunt
Researchers have found that catfish lurking in Japan's seas hunt by detecting changes in water's acidity levels. A drop in pH levels due to carbon dioxide levels in oceans could impair their hunting abilities.
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