A handful of scientists are exploring a little-studied twilight zone known as mesophotic, or “middle light,” reefs. Although they lie more than 200 feet below the surface, these reefs resemble their colorful, shallow-water cousins. Read more here.
Deep reef ‘twilight zones’ slowly yield their secrets – Washington PostA handful of scientists are exploring a little-studied twilight zone known as mesophotic, or “middle light,” reefs. Although they lie more than 200 feet below the surface, these reefs resemble their colorful, shallow-water cousins. Read more here. Comments are closed. |
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