Platypus - I see electricity

Scientists thought it was a hoax. A duck's bill. A beaver's tail. Venom in its heels. And it lays eggs.

Meet the platypus — one of nature's strangest engineering marvels. It hunts with its eyes, ears, and nose completely shut, relying instead on 40,000 electric sensors in its bill to detect the invisible electrical pulse of prey moving through mud and murky water. Two sensory systems, perfectly interlocked, working as one.

And under ultraviolet light? Its fur glows blue-green — a discovery scientists only made in 2020.