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Electric eels do not have whiskers. Instead, they possess sensory organs called electroreceptors that help them detect changes in their environment, including the presence of prey and predators. These electroreceptors are concentrated in their skin, allowing them to sense electric fields in the water. While they may have a somewhat elongated body and a flattened head, they lack any whisker-like structures.

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