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Snail Fishes have to eat tiny crustaceans that get caught in the trenches they navigate.

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Anglerfish are bony fish named for its characteristic mode of predation, in which a modified fin ray that can be luminescent acts as a lure for other fish.

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All of the deepest parts of the ocean conclude in the hadopelagic. The deepest known ocean depth is nearly 11,000 m.

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Has extreme temperatures near freezing. It also has incredible pressure, up to 600 times that of the surface.

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Stretches from the bottom of the bathypelagic to the seafloor. This zone is characterized by a relative lack of life.

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Vampire Squid uses its bioluminescent organs and its unique oxygen metabolism to thrive in the parts of the ocean with the lowest concentrations of oxygen.

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Upper bound of this zone is defined by a complete lack of sunlight. Organisms in the bathypelagic live in complete darkness.

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This zone starts at the bottom of the mesopelagic and stretches down to 4000 m (13,000 feet)

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Salps use bioluminescence for communication and to attract prey.

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Deep end of the mesopelagic zone is approximately 1000 m (3300 feet). It stretches from the bottom of the epipelagic down to the point where sunlight cannot reach. The most numerous vertebrates on Earth live in this zone. 

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Billfishes have streamlined or fusiform bodies, that allow them to slide through the water more easily, which is important if you are swimming continuously.

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There is enough sunlight for algae to utilize photosynthesis.

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Algae that live in the epipelagic zone are responsible for much of the original food production for the entire ocean and create at least 50% of the oxygen in the atmosphere.

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The zone reaches from the sea surface down to approximately 200 m (650 feet).