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A. Although the exact purpose is not clear, it is thought the vibrisae or whiskers on a manatees snout are sensory in function. Researchers have discovered that each whisker has a nerve connection to a small cluster of cells in the manatees brain devoted exclusively to that whisker! Further research may solve more of these mysteries.
