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This zone stretches from the ocean floor to the ocean’s deepest trenches

This zone includes the lowest parts of the ocean and organisms who live in these trenches require special adaptations to survive the pressure, lack of sunlight, and cool temperatures

For example, the angler fish has a bioluminescent bulb which attracts prey in the dark and this fish can extend its jaw and stomach to consume large prey(and stock up on food since it is scarce)

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Photic= portion of water which sunlight can penetrate and permit photosynthesis(home to algae)

Aphotic=little to no light can penetrate through the water, organisms have adaptations which allow them to survive these conditions

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Zone lying past the dip of the continental shelf(water depths below 200 meters from the coast) and extends over the ocean floor

This zone is separated into separate parts horizontally and vertically(epipelagic, mesopelagic and bathypelagic zones)

Home to thousands of different organisms such as large ocean mammals, unique fish species, and invertebrates

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Extends from the surface of water to where the continental shelf sits

This is a photic zone meaning it receives ample sunlight

Due to the amount of sunlight this zone receives the neritic zone has relatively stable temperatures(except when compared to different parts of the world)

This zone is home to many different plant species such as algae as it receives sunlight as well as hundreds of fish species and coral reefs which house species of shark, crustaceans, and shellfish

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The region of breaking waves defines this zone where organisms who live there must be well adapted to wave impact

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A line of seaweed and debris marking where high tide reaches

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Area above high tide line including sand dunes

Constantly exposed to air except for occasional ocean spray

Organisms living there include plant species which are able to survive with only the ocean spray and occasional storm water such as lichen and sea birds

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A region characterized by distinct plant and animal species

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Area that is between the low and high tide marks, exposed to air at low tide and submerged at high tide

Organisms living in this extreme environment must be adapted to certain factors of this area

Wave action

Varying temperatures

Varying water supply

Organisms such as species of crabs, snails, mussels, and sea stars

These species are able to secure themselves in the surf zone or move quickly away from the area as well as prevent themselves from becoming dried out

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Region below the intertidal zone which is continuously submerged in water and is therefore ma more stable environment

Temperature, water pressure, and amount of sunlight, remain mostly constant compared to the other zones

Organisms living is this area do not dry up as often and grow more quickly as they obtain nutrients from the water

Organisms who live in this zone are mainly oysters, starfish, sea urchins, coral, crabs, and anemones