"Electroreception is the ability of an animal to sense the flow of electricity around it by using specialized organs known as electroreception's. Most species know to use electroreception are fish, including many sharks, elephant fishes, and eels. However, electroreception is not limited to fish. Monotremes, a group of mammals that includes the platypus and some echidnas, have electroreception's on or near their mouths to help locate prey. This is also some evidence that bees can detect static electricity on flowers." Which choice best describes the function of the third sentence in the overall structure of the text?A. It generalizes the phenomenon discussed beyond fishes. B. It offers another explanation of electroreception that is different from the explanation of how electroreception is used by fishes.C. It provides more examples of animals with electroreception.D. It explains how electroreception evolved into monotremes and bees.

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