Question 1 (1 point) What is one adaptation that sea creatures in the "midnight" zone have? Use the "scroll" activity linked above. They use photosynthesis They have extra gills They use bioluminescence They developed blow holes

Many creatures in the "midnight" zone of the ocean, which lies below 1,000 meters, have evolved the fascinating ability to produce their own light through bioluminescence. This adaptation not only helps them attract prey but also aids in communication with potential mates or in warding off predators, creating a magical light show in the dark depths of the sea! Additionally, bioluminescence can serve as a survival tactic; some species use this feature to confuse predators by creating a glowing distraction, allowing them a chance to escape in the otherwise pitch-black environment. Isn’t nature just amazing?