Due to the high pressure in this zone, most organisms do not have swim bladders but use other adaptations to maintain neutral buoyancy. In which zone does this occur?

Intertidal zone

Epipelagic zone

Bathypelagic zone

Mesopelagic zone

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Jaidyn Bentley

21 August, 17:50

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Corey Hartman · Answer 1

Mesopelagic. Swim bladders are most like water balloons, and he with pressure, kind of like a balloon, it goes, 'POP'!

Due to the high pressure in this zone, most organisms do not have swim bladders but use other adaptations to maintain neutral buoyancy. In which zone does this occur?Intertidal zoneEpipelagic zoneBathypelagic zoneMesopelagic zone