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Some animals can produce their own lighting from a chemical reaction. This is used in a variety of reasons, such as luring prey or navigation.

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The Aphotic zone is divided up into two parts: The Bathyal zone and the Abyssal zone. The Bathyal zone is at 200 to 2000 meters underwater. The Abyssal zone is at 2000 meters to the bottom of the ocean.

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Less than 1% of sunlight penetrates this dark zone of the ocean.

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The Aphotic Zone is located where the ocean does not receive photosynthesis, below the photic zone. It generally begins roughly between 200 and 1,00 meters, depending on the area in question. It always ends at the ocean floor.

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All sorts of fascinating creatures live in the aphotic zone, such as angler fish, goblin sharks, giant and colossal squid, algae, siphonophores, arrow worms, ctenophores, viperfish, copepods, and all sorts of other organisms mostly unknown to man.

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The aphotic zone is a zone in the ocean that does not receive photosynthesis. The photic zone is above it in the ocean.