2. Anything below 600ft; Benthic parts of the sea Cold…really cold Home to bioluminescent creatures

3. 71% of the earth is covered in water 90% of that 71% is considered deep sea So needless to say……..every where….

4. The deep sea has no sunlight and is the in contact with the bottom of the earth basically; therefore, everything remains constant for the most part Temperatures range from 41 to 39 degrees F

5. Since sunlight doesn’t reach the depths of the deep, photosynthesis can’t happen meaning plants other than Phytoplankton can live in the deep. Spider Crab…..cup full of nope-1000 ft under Atlantic wolfish- 1600 ft under Blobfish- 4000 ft under

6. Frilled Shark- 5000 ft under Giant tubeworms- 8000 ft under Vampire Squid-10000 ft under S’cute ……… ….Bruh

7. Bioluminescent creatures! These creatures make their own light and adapts to the tremendous pressure of the deep sea Pacific Viperfish(my fav)- 13000 ft under Atolla Jellyfish- 13000 ft under

8. Due to deep sea fishing with robots, deep sea creatures numbers are declining. Because of this deep sea creatures begin to go to Pelagic for food and they become prey for other predators. The amazingly cute and soon to be extinct example is the blobfish!!!!!! Hi..

9. The deep is home to many bizzar creatures Creatures made up of nothing but adaptations Glad I got the deep, quite interesting Had fun lol

10. www.untamedscience.com www.nationalgeographic.com www.pawnation.com