The design of the experiment makes me wonder a few questions. One is why to study the impact of submarine cables that lie at, lets say 1000 m deep?, over larva

The design of the experiment makes me wonder a few questions. One is why to study the impact of submarine cables that lie at, lets say 1000 m deep?, over larvae that live a 2m deep. Eggs, yes, could have an effect, but Zoea I that would be kept in pelagic cages? they don't share the same space. If I remember correctly (I could be wrong), The lobsters in the article had not settled for the bottom yet. I assume also that there will be a tank influence. That explains why crabs perform better, as expected. Lobster larvae are incredibly delicate to cavitation, or impact with aquarium walls or bubbles. When they molt is a huge problem to keep them without deformations.