Scientists Unlock the Secret to Ultra-Black Skin of Deep-Sea Fish
New research shows how some deep-sea fish, with their specialized, ultra-black skin, are able to avoid detection even in the presence of light. Certain black-skinned fish, like dragonfish and fangtooth, are capable of absorbing more than 99.5% of light that reaches them, according to new research published today in Current Biology. So even in the…
