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13.6

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Learning objectives

You will learn about the adjustments that animals living in the deep sea have made.

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Bioluminescence
animals glow in the dark; occurs a lot in animals that live in the deep sea

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Slide 4 - Video

Bioluminescence
- Lure prey
- Communicate
- Scare away predators

Many deep sea fish have:
- Large teeth
- Flexible stomach
Anglerfish from finding nemo

Slide 5 - Tekstslide

Deep sea reproduction

Example anglerfish

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Whales
Blowhole = a kind of nostril on top of a whale’s head

Descends to up to 2.5 kilometres below the surface in order to hunt for cephalopods (octopus, squid..)

air pressure = 1 bar/ 10 metres


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Slide 8 - Video

rete mirabile = network of blood vessels that can either contain a lot of blood or less blood, depending on the circumstances

 under water for over 75 minutes

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Spermaceti
= fatty substance in a sperm whale’s head; controls the gliding down and floating of a sperm whale

>37 0C = liquid (resurfacing)
< 30 0C = solid (diving)

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Diving (cooling down)

1 Rete mirabile: blood from cool skin flows along the spermaceti organ.
2 inhaling cold water.


The sperm whale’s density increases:
 it starts sinking.



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Resurfacing (warming up)

1 Rete mirabile: warm blood from the body flows along the spermaceti organ.


The sperm whale’s density decreases:
 it ascends.



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Check your answers of 13.6

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