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Die lange „Schnauze“ ist das Markenzeichen des Elefantenrüsselfisches. Mit ihr kann er sich über ein elektrisches Feld orientieren, das er selbst aussendet. Aber auch der Sehsinn spielt bei der Orientierung eine große Rolle, wie Wissenschaftler um Juniorprofessor Dr. Jacob Engelmann von der Universität Bielefeld herausgefunden haben.
Jacob Engelmann
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