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What is the freshwater zone that receives light that reaches all the way to the bottom?
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What is aphotic zone?
The bottom zone of ocean life, where there is no light.
What kind of bird is charcoal gray at the top and light gray or white at the bottom?
Grey Heron
Why are most fish light on the bottom side and dark on the top side?
That is part of nature's camouflage to protect the fish. The fish coloration, as you descibe it, makes it more difficult for a predator (fish or man) to see the fish from above (dark against the dark background of the water and sea or lake bottom) and from beneath (light against the light background of the sunlit atmosphere). This camouflage scheme has evolved over the centuries; those fish that were not so protected did not survive as well as those that were, and did not produce new generations as efficiently.
Why do cats eyes light up at night?
A layer on the retinas of the cat's eyes reflects the light so that more light reaches the macula (yellow spot), where the light is received by the photoreceptor cells, which alters the cat's "night vision." The same structure is found in all mammals including humans, and is responsible for "red eyes" caused by flash during photography. However, in nocturnal animals such as cats, it is more developed, so that it is often seen to light up.I was searching for the name of this layer, as I forgot it.EDIT: this layer is called the tapetum lucidum. Easy to remember: "lucid tapestry." Look it up on Wikipedia.
Why can flies walk upside down?
because the bottom of the feet and legs have hair that is covered in a sticky substance that latches on just enough with their light weight to walk up side down
What is vertical stratification in aquatic biomes?
Freshwater - Litoral zones are the edges Limnetic zones are the middle section as deep as light can reach Prefundal zone is the deep middle where no light can reach. *not all lakes have prefundal zones, some are too shallow*Marine - Epipelagic - [receives light] Mesopelagic - [receives light] Bathypelagic - [the top of which receives light, the bottom does not] Abyssopelagic - [no light] Hadalpelagic - [no light]hope this helps
How do microwaves communicate with satellites?
the top reaches the bottom and sees the light and reflacts
Why is it important to make sure that not much light reaches the sensor of a camera?
It is important that the sensor receives the correct amount of light. To restrict the amount of light would produce poor results.
How much light reaches Jupiter's surface?
Jupiter receives very little sunlight. About 5 Astronomical Unit (AU) or 1/25th the amount of sunlight that the Earth receives, reaches the surface of Jupiter.
Light reaches areas that are not in direct light by means of?
Light reaches areas that are not in direct light by means of indirect light. The indirect light reaches the areas by reflecting off other surfaces.
What are some everyday sources of light?
The sun, bio luminescent aquatic creatures found near the bottom of the ocean where little to no sunligh reaches.
How heavy or light is a freshwater shrimp?
A freshwater shrimp weighs about 2 ounces
What is forest floor?
The bottom section of any forest. Only 2 per cent of light reaches the forest floor, mammals, reptiles, and amphibians.
How does energy reach the earth?
Energy, from the sun, reaches us in the form of electromagnetic radiation.
What planet receives the suns radiation sooner than the Earth?
Mercury and Venus have orbits that are closer to the Sun than Earth, so light from the Sun reaches them sooner than it reaches Earth. (The Earth is about 8 light minutes from the Sun, which means sunlight takes about 8 minutes to reach the Earth after it leaves the Sun.)
What percentage of the moon receives light at all time?
0% All of the moon receives light only some of the time.
What is the amount of light and oxygen in freshwater?
There is no set amount of light or of oxygen in fresh water.
