Animals
The Sunlight Zone
The Twilight Zone
The Midnight Zone
The Abyss/ The Trenches
100

What zone does the shark live in?

The Sunlight Zone

100

What layer is the sunlight zone?

The first layer

100

True/ False

The Twilight zone is about the same temperature as your fridge at home

True

100

How much light reaches the Midnight Zone? 

None

100

Can animals survive in the abyss?

Yes, but there is very little life

200

What zone does the anglerfish live in?

Midnight zone/ the Abyss

200

True/ False

The sunlight zone has the most animals living in it

True

200

What is another name for the Twilight Zone?

The Mesopelagic Zone

200

What is another name for The Midnight Zone?

Bathypelagic Zone

200

How much ocean does the abyss take up?

83% of the ocean

300

Where does the blobfish live?

The trecnches

300

What is another name for The Sunlight Zone?

Epipelagic Zone 

300

Does the temperature of the Twilight Zone change as the seasons change?

No, the temperature pretty much stays the same

300

How deep in this zone?

4,000 meters deep 

300

True/ False

There is a lot of light and oxygen in the trenches

False

400

What zone does the jellyfish live in?

The Twilight Zone

400

How deep does the Sunlight Zone go?

200 meters (660 feet)

400

How deep is the Twilight Zone?

200-1,000 meters deep

(within 100)

400

What is the temperature in The Midnight Zone?

39 degrees Fahrenheit/4 degrees Celsius

(within 10)

400

What temperature is the Abyss?

36-37 degrees Fahrenheit

(within 10)

500

What zone does the vampire squid live in?

Midnight zone/ the Abyss

500

How does phytoplankton grow?

Since The Sunlight zone is the closest to the sun, there is a lot of sunlight, which allows phytoplankton to perform photosynthesis.

500

What is the average temperature of the Twilight Zone?

40 degrees fahrenheit, or the temperature of your fridge

500

What percentage of seawater does the Midnight zone take up?

70% of seawater

500

What are ocean trenches?

Long narrow depressions on the seafloor that are the deepest natural spots on earth

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