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The deepest parts of the ocean exceed 36,000 feet, but most marine life occupies shallower zones.
Records indicate sixgill sharks have been observed at depths approaching 9,000 feet, placing them among the deepest-ranging large sharks documented. At such depths, pressure exceeds 270 atmospheres.
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Few large vertebrates tolerate such immense compression without specialized adaptations. Flexible cartilage skeletons and the absence of gas-filled organs enable survival.
Operating close to two miles beneath the surface positions the sixgill in a realm more commonly associated with robotic probes than car-sized predators.
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