Describe the Midnight Zone (Bathypelagic Zone) of the ocean and draw one of its inhabitants.

Here is a fact file about the Midnight Zone (also known as the Bathypelagic Zone): Fact file: Midnight Zone Depth: This zone extends from approximately 1,000 meters (3,300 feet) down to 4,000 meters (13,100 feet) below the ocean surface. Light: No sunlight reaches this depth, making it a realm of perpetual darkness. Temperature: The water is consistently very cold, typically ranging from 0^ C to 4^ C. Pressure: The pressure here is immense, crushing anything not adapted to it. Food: Organisms rely on marine snow* (falling organic matter) or prey on other deep-sea creatures. Adaptations: Many animals have bioluminescence* (produce their own light) to attract prey or mates. They often have large eyes or no eyes, and specialized feeding structures. Species: Common inhabitants include the Anglerfish, Viperfish, Giant Squid, and Gulper Eel*. Please draw one of these species in the box provided on your sheet. 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.