Question

Lantern fish live in the middle ocean depths where there is no sunlight. which example is a response to this dark environment? question 10 options: camouflage that allows them to blend in to their surroundings a light producing organ to attract mates and prey mimicking other deep sea animals in order to catch prey hibernating when the water temperature becomes too cold

Answer 1

Answer:

A lighting producing organ to attract mates and prey.

Explanation:

Camouflage would do very little for a fish that spends most of it's day in the middle of a dark ocean. Mimicking other deep sea creatures would actually be more of a disadvantage than an advantage, as the sounds would be more likely to scare away potential prey, rather than attract them. A light however, would attract the prey's curiousity and urge them to check out the light.