
Twilight Zone Mystery Solved: Mid-Sized Fish Bridge Ocean Food Webs
Researchers have discovered that mid-sized fish in the ocean's twilight zone act as a crucial link in the food web, explaining why large predators frequent these depths. By tracking bigscale pomfret with satellite tags, scientists are gaining insights into how these fish connect deep-sea and surface ecosystems, with implications for understanding ocean food chain dynamics and the impact of water clarity changes.

















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