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The parasite Ommatokoita elongata attaches directly to the cornea and feeds on eye tissue.
Even when parasitic copepods impair their corneas, Greenland sharks continue to locate prey using highly developed olfactory senses suited for pitch-black Arctic waters.
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In an environment where sunlight barely penetrates for months, vision becomes secondary, allowing partially blind predators to remain ecologically dominant.
Their reliance on non-visual sensory systems highlights how deep sea evolution favors chemical and pressure detection over eyesight at extreme latitudes.
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