Anglerfish

Genetics/Reproduction Because of the environment an anglerfish lives in the male is always looking for a mate. Male anglerfish are always smaller than female anglerfish. They have evolved to be parasitic as they attach to the female anglerfish for nutrition. The reproduction process of anglerfish, is an interesting example of sexual dysmorphism. A male anglerfish bites into the female anglerfish with its teeth and attaches to the female. As the male’s mouth and the female’s skin weld the male loses

Deep-Sea Creature Adaptions Deep-Sea creatures in the Bathypelagic Zone and lower must adapt to survive. Adapting to this harsh environment didn’t take only a few years, this process has occured over millions of years and will continue to occur. Some characteristics that the organisms adapted are things like: the ambush strategy, extended spines, smaller sizes, deep-sea giantism, bioluminescence, transparant skins, large mouths, large teeth, large stomachs, large eyes, slow metabolic rates, lateral

Glow-worms Why do glow-worms glow? FACT SHEETS JOKES MESSAGES VIDEOS & STUFF WWW.SUZY.CO.NZ Facts A glow-worm uses its glow to invite insects to dinner :o) Insects fly towards the glow and get stuck in the sticky lines that the glow worm makes like spiders web It also uses its glow to turn other creatures off eating it. It makes its tail glow using bioluminescence which is a chemical reaction between a chemical the glow worm makes called luciferin mixes with air

Slime – This square green mob spawns in swamps and underground, and may drop slime balls aside from the usual experience points when killed. It attacks and moves by hopping. Tiny slimes don’t deal damage and can only push you (which is still dangerous). Larger ones, on the other hand, do attack, but the damage to you isn’t too significant. It’s worth noting here, though, that medium and large slimes split into smaller slimes when hit. Fight multiple slimes with a sword while walking backwards. This

there is no light. Polar Bears and Anglerfish live and survive in freezing cold conditions like these.Although, they have to adapt to these special environments.      The anglerfish has to adapt to an environment that is so deep down into the ocean that you can not see any sunlight. The only light you may see is the bright esca which is used as a lure to attract predators. The esca is attached to what is almost like a fishing pole, called an illicium.The anglerfish can expand both their jaws and their

Can you imagine going from your warmy, sunshine state to the cold, tundra Artic? The polar bear and the Anglerfish are adapted to the extreme enviornments in which they live in. The polar bear and the anglerfish have characteristics to match each habitat they live in. The polar bear lives where the air, ice, and air intersect. They live most of their lives on sea ice. Where, the temperature an drop as low as 50 degrees Farenheit. On occasion, they might visit land only to build birthing dens for

The anglerfish and the polar bear are very well adapted to their extreme living conditions. The polar bear has a harsh artic environment, thus a polar bear needs thick fur to survive the harsh colds of the artic snow. The angler fish on the other hand lives in the deep dark depths of the ocean and has to use its esca to illuminate the water and trick prey into swimming up to it. So you can see they both live in pretty harsh environments where certain traits are required for them to survive in these

The anglerfish and polar bear adapt to very extreme enviorments. The polar bears have to adapt to very  cold weather. The anglerfish have to adapt to the very  little food source they have in the deep sea. They both have devoloped many features that can help them while they live in these extreme enviroments.          Anglerfish adapt to very extreme envirorments which they live in. Anglerfish can expand their stomachs so that they can eat two times their size. This  is really good because in the

to their living enviroments. Some animals such as anglerfish, have had to go through major adaptations by developing a fishing pole like spine, descending from the middle of it's head. Others such as polar bears have had more of a minor adaptation such as, learning to bury themselves deep into the ground into small chambers. Both polar bears and anglerfish have had to go through many perplex yet astonishing adaptations.               The anglerfish has adapted to it's environment in many intruiging

Anglerfish in the Deep Sea By Zaine Mani The deep sea covers 70 percent of Earth and has been a mystery for humans since it was created. Only 5 percent of it has been explored! With the possibility of leaving the rest of it to hold species that we didn’t even know existed. One fish however that we do know exists is the anglerfish. The anglerfish is a very weird looking fish at first sight with its rough skin, rigid teeth and a unique hanging bulb in front of its face, but you will soon find out