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Why Sea Creatures Become So Much Larger in the Depths of the Ocean's Midnight Zone
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Why Sea Creatures Become So Much Larger in the Depths of the Ocean's Midnight Zone
Paleontologist Danielle Dufault of Animalogic explained why ordinary sea creatures become so much larger within the midnight zone of the ocean. These giant creatures include the Greenland shark, the Japanese spider crab, the giant isopod, the giant squid, and others. The ocean is full of wonders and mysterious beasts. The deeper you go, the bigger things get. But why? With no sun and little prey it would seem like being that big would be a prob…
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