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gigantes 10 year s ago
i've seen it before because i study animals, but i didn't realise it could exist at sea level without exploding due to pressure differential.
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gachinko 10 year s ago
if you study animal, you should know many deepsea creatures were captured and brought to land and taken photos... they don't explode, they just die...
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Fenrisulven 10 year s ago
This text about the human body in the vacuum of space may be relevant: http://imagine.gsfc.nasa.gov/docs/ask_astro/answers/970603.html
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gigantes 10 year s ago
with deep sea fish it relates to the swim bladder. if they have a swim bladder, then depending on their natural depth and how fast they're brought to the surface, they can either swell up, have some organs ejected through their mouths, or actually explode. here's a little info:
superbeefy.com/how-do-fish-in-the-ocean-die-or-explode-if-brought-to-the-surface
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superbeefy.com/how-do-fish-in-the-ocean-die-or-explode-if-brought-to-the-surface
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superbeefy.com/how-do-fish-in-the-ocean-die-or-explode-if-brought-to-the-surface
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