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Since these are living in brutal pressures in huge depths, you can't. It would die in surface pressure immediately, just like we die in vacuum, our whole body e
by jajko 3y ago
Since these are living in brutal pressures in huge depths, you can't. It would die in surface pressure immediately, just like we die in vacuum, our whole body evolved around current conditions.
Some animals can handle massive differences in pressure since they dive very deep, but this fish clearly doesn't, hence no way its adapted to massive pressure fluctuations.
- AdamN 3y agoAll you need to do is build an Abyss Box: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abyss_Box https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abyss_Box
- polishdude20 3y agoWoah how does it work? I'd imagine some kind of piston where the tank is closed solid but a piston exerts a pressure? How do you transfer these animals to and from it while keeping pressure?
- throwup238 3y agoIt uses some special pumps and valves to maintain that pressure. The volume is under five gallons so it's just a matter of building a pump big enough. It only houses animals that can survive the brief trip from deep sea into the tank.
- non-chalad 3y agoWould need a hyperbaric chamber.
- palmfacehn 3y agoCould you hatch the eggs at a normal pressure after slow decompression?