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Zoologists have uncovered a  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart unknown sense  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart in elephants. It explains why the elephant trunk is so  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart. The scientists found that the whiskers at the end of the trunk are  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart enough to feel very small and  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart objects. The scientists are from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems. They say the  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart sensitivity of the whiskers makes up for the elephant's poor  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart. The whiskers are essential for navigating, finding  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart, and communicating. The researchers say the whiskers are " abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart" and give elephants an added sense of  abilitydelicatedexterouseyesightfoodincredibleintelligencepreviouslysensitivesmart.