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The open ocean is everything in the ocean outside the coastal areas.
It is in two parts: the Photic and Aphotic  Zones.

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Animals here get their energy and food from the organisms in the Photic zone and from chemosynthetic organisms.

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Algae, anemones, angler fish, arrow worms, cookie-cutter sharks, hatchetfish, etc.

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The animals living in the Aphotic Zone must adapt to the darkness and pressure. Many use bioluminescence

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The Bathyal Zone (200m-2000m) and the Abyssal Zone (2000m- the bottom)

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The depth depends on the clarity or murkiness of the water. As you get deeper, the temperature decreases and the pressure increases.

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In Greek, "aphotic" means "no light," so the Aphotic Zone is the part of the ocean that receives the least amount of light. Also called the "Midnight Zone"