Animal Adaptations from Mysterious Oceans by

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32anguyen31 — 2025-05-05 17:09:38 UTC

One animal adaptation I can name is the Deepsea star fish. They can grow larger and more aggressive than other shallow watered relatives. Another one is the Anglerfish. They can find scarce food easily, while being fast enough, and having huge jaws. Another advantage it has is that it lures other prey in so they can have a nice snack! The striated frogfish can also lure prey, its nose is an amazing adaptation which is being able to survive in the deep ocean.

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32hantonio — 2025-05-05 17:09:49 UTC

One example of animal adaptations is a starfish. Deep sea starfish grow larger and more aggressive than their shallow water relatives. They can't afford to wait for an occasional snail to pass by. Instead, deep sea starfish are predators that actively forage for food. They reach up their five arms, which have pincers at the ends, to catch meals of agile, fast-moving shrimp. This is how a deep-sea starfish adapts.

Anglerfish are also adapted to the herculean task of finding scarce food.

2025-05-05 17:14:46 UTC