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5 miles below the ocean surface, there's an eyeless predator. Researchers named it 'Darkness'The DNA analysis revealed that this species is new and belongs to an unknown genus, as reported by Science ... eyes, it can probably rely on other senses to detect food in the pitch darkness of ...
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Deep Sea Dragonfish Emanates Red Light from EyesDeep sea dragonfishes lurk in the darkest parts of the ocean depths — and are capable of emanating red beams of light from their eyes. These awesome looking creatures come from a family of ...
But how exactly does ocean acidification impact animals whose genetic makeup can shift depending on environmental cues? A study published in ACS’ Environmental Science & Technology addresses this ...
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