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Many deep-sea species adopt energy-conserving behaviors due to limited food availability.
In deep habitats where prey encounters are unpredictable, sixgill sharks conserve energy by slow cruising or near-motionless hovering. Their large, oil-rich livers assist with maintaining neutral buoyancy.
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Minimal movement reduces caloric expenditure in environments where meals may be infrequent and widely dispersed.
A giant that can afford to wait in darkness for opportunity rather than chase it reflects the deep sea’s economics: efficiency determines survival more than speed.
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