Seldom do you find Paua below the 10m mark so sunlight might be a part of their life cycle, but then again the seaweed they eat tends to only grow in 10m of water or less.
NO
Yes
It is estimated that about 90% of marine creatures live in the sunlit zone, also known as the euphotic zone. This zone receives sunlight and is where photosynthesis mostly occurs, supporting a diverse range of organisms.
Yes, shrimp do live in the sunlit zone. Even though shrimp are bottom dwellers, they typically stick to shallower waters. The sunlit zone refers to the amount of light in the water, and not so much the depth.
the sunlit zone
Yes they do live in the sunlit zone. they feed on plankton which also lives in this zone
no they live in the sunlit zone witch is the lightest and warmest zone of the ocean.
some animals =.=
twilight
The SUNLIT ZONE is this warm and sunny zone supports most of the life in the ocean.
what ocean zone(sunlit, twilight,midnight) does: lobster elephant seal logerhead turtle manitee starfish live in?
The sunlit zone is the easiest of the three ocean zones in which to live. It has plenty of dissolved oxygen, marine food web life, and sunlight. It has higher temperatures and lower pressure. These are among the reasons why it's the zone of choice for aquatic mammals.