Original sentence: With its super nose, the echidna feels out moving bugs.
Best corrected sentence (natural and simple): With its super nose, the echidna sniffs out moving bugs.
Other correct option: With its super nose, the echidna feels for moving bugs.
Why?
- "Feels out" is awkward here. Adults sometimes say "feel out" to mean "find out," but it sounds odd for an animal using its nose.
- "Sniffs out" is the nicest choice because echidnas use their nose to smell and find bugs.
- "Feels for" also works and means the echidna is using its nose to search for bugs.
Tip: Always end the sentence with a period and keep the animal name lowercase unless it starts the sentence.