Scientists discover ultra-black fish that absorbs 99.5% of light that hits its skin
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Smithsonian scientists discovered 16 new species of deep-sea fish that absorb nearly all of the light that hits their skin.
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Some fish have skin so black it absorbs 99% of all light
Ultra-black fish that absorb 99.5% of light found in the deep ocean
Deep-Sea, Ultra-Black Fish That Absorb 99.5% of Light
The ultra-black-skin of deep-sea fish acts as an invisible cloak by absorbing up to 99.95 % of light. - Sharebiology
Ultra-black fish that absorb 99.5% of light found in the deep ocean
Scientists discover ultra-black fish that absorbs 99.5% of light that hits its skin
This pitch-black fish of the deep has a disappearing act scientists just solved
Scientists Discover Ultra-Black Fish, Which Absorb Over 99.5% Of The Light That Hits Them
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Ultra-black Fish Are “Living Black Holes” - Ocean Conservancy
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