Question

The lantern fish is a marine animal that has the unique ability to produce its own light. Why would these organisms most likely be found in deeper ocean zones?

There is less light in deeper ocean zones.
It is cooler in deeper ocean zones.
There is more pressure in deeper ocean zones.
There is less oxygen in deeper ocean zones.

Answer 1

These creatures use this ability to attract others to hunt them.
In depth of ocean where there's no light they are attractive to prey.
on the other hand in that depth there is less hunters to compete with them,so they can use from this talent to provide their food.

Answer 2

The correct answer is first statement.

Step-by-step explanation:

The lanternfish refers to a fish that thrives in deep-water and has got its name due to the tendency to generate light. The light is produced by the small organs called photophores. Within the photophore, a chemical reaction occurs that produces light and the whole process is termed as bioluminescence. Due to less light in deeper water zones, these fishes are found there as they possess the tendency to generate their own light. These fishes are basically found in the disphotic or in the twilight zone.