How senseitive is ampullae lorenzini system in sharks compared to other animals?

The ampullae of Lorenzini in sharks are highly sensitive electroreceptors that can detect minute electrical fields, potentially as small as 1 microvolt per centimeter. This sensitivity surpasses that of many other animals, including most terrestrial species, allowing sharks to locate prey and navigate through their environment by sensing the electric signals produced by living organisms. In comparison, while some other animals, like certain species of fish and amphibians, also possess electroreceptors, they generally do not exhibit the same level of sensitivity or specialization as sharks.