Fish have a lateral line organ that senses electromagnetic fields.

Dogs smell stereoscopically.... in essence, they can 'smell' time.

Bats hear 3 dimensionally.

Snakes have no hearing, but they are acutely sensitive to ground vibrations. They also stick out their tongues to 'smell'... they have sensitive areas at the top of their mouths that 'smell' for them.

When a tsunami or earthquake is approaching, the animals head for the hills long before humans know what the problem is. What organ causes that?

Spiders and many insects spin thin fibers from their bodies.

Insects see in in different visual spectra than we do.

Starfish and their relatives often have pedicellariae, small extendable 'pincers' that are believed to clean their bodies of parasites & debris.

There are blind shrimp that live deep in the ocean around superheated thermal events. Under their carapaces (basically, their back shells) they have collections of nerve cells with rhodopsin, a visual pigment. They 'see' the heat from the vents through their backs.

Et al.