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Deep sea creatures vary greatly in appearance depending on the species, however the ones that live in total darkness often have large eyes and unusual body shapes to help them detect prey and other animals. Some have unique coloring and patterns to help them camouflage and hide from predators, while others may have spikes, frills, or bioluminescence used to ward off predators. Deep-sea creatures tend to be slimy and slimier than fish, and some have elongated bodies with appendages they use to maneuver around in their environment.
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