A fish that can live in the deepest point of the ocean has been discovered

abril 6, 2023

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Scientists doing research in the Western Pacific discovered the deepest fish in the world. The fish, which is in the pseudoliparis family, was viewed at a depth of 8,334 meters.

Scientists working on the DSSV Pressure Drop research vessel witnessed a new record with the submarine that is remotely controlled and has a camera on it.

A fish from the Pseudoliparis family was seen at a depth of 8,336 meters in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench, located near Japan in the Western Pacific.

This discovery; It broke the record by surpassing the Mariana snail, which was previously seen at 8,178 meters in the Mariana Trench, the deepest point of the oceans.

During this expedition, the researchers managed to catch two ‘Pseudoliparis belyaevi’ fish in the same region, and broke the record for ‘the deepest fish ever caught by a human’ with 8 thousand 22 meters.

The depth at which the record was broken has the power to destroy the vast majority of organisms, as it has a pressure equivalent to 800 atmospheres. Unlike other finned fish, they have air-filled sacs to adapt to these harsh conditions. Another feature that distinguishes this genus from other fish is that they have a gelatinous layer instead of scales.

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The world’s deepest fish has been discovered in the Western Pacific by scientists conducting research. A fish from the pseudoliparis family was seen at a depth of 8,334 meters in the Izu-Ogasawara Trench, located near Japan, breaking the previous record held by the Mariana snail, which was previously seen at 8,178 meters in the Mariana Trench. This fish has the ability to live in the deepest point of the ocean due to its air-filled sacs and gelatinous layer instead of scales. Researchers were able to catch two ‘Pseudoliparis belyaevi’ fish in the same region, breaking the record for ‘the deepest fish ever caught by a human’ with 8,022 meters.

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