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Suzie the star-nosed mole learns about her extraordinary sense of smell. Known asCols, star-nosed moles have over 25,000 minute sensory receptors on their nose which allow them to detect chemicals in water over a million times better than humans. Their highly developed sense of smell helps them find food and mates in their underground environment.
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