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It is most likely that they have adapted to the extreme pressure.
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Why aren't deep sea fish crushed by the earth to Miranda pressure of the water above them?
Some creatures have adapted to living in the great pressure found in the depths of the oceans. If they are brought up to the lesser pressure at the surface, they don't usually survive.
How do creatures live in the deep with the pressure?
Fish adapt to the pressure.
Why aren't deep sea fish crushed by water pressure?
Like us there bodies are made up of a high percentage of water, so they are part of that system. we can go pretty deep ourselves
What happens to deep sea divers that go too deep?
If they go pass 6,000 feet they won't be able to see because light disappears there. But if they go REALLY far, they could be crushed by the water pressure.
What environmental factor do creatures in the deep ocean need to adapt to?
Extreme pressure.
Why do scuba divers not get crushed by the weight of water when they are diving?
They do not dive deep enough.
Why might a submarine be crushed if it sinks too low in the ocean?
Submarine hulls are subject to sea pressure, and that pressure increases the deeper the submarine goes. There are design limits to the amount of pressure that a hull can take, and if that pressure is exceeded by diving too deep, the hull will fail and will be crushed.
Does deep sea have high air pressure or high water pressure?
High water pressure.
Why aren't deep-sea fish crushed by the tremendous pressure they experience?
because they have adapted to push outward equally.
Why aren't deep sea fish crushed by the tremendous pressure they experience?
because they have adapted to push outward equally.
What is a sea themometer?
It is a thermometer that measures in deep sea environments where normal thermometers would be crushed by the enormous pressure!!!!!
A deep trench of water to act as first line of defence?
if somthing go's in it it will get crushed
