/lit/ - Literature

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>Yes , a lot of those deep sea creatures are often blinded and left to die. Their eyes are a lot more sensitive to light than ours are. However, research subs usually use red light when in deep sea since 99.8% of animals can't see it (red is the first wavelength filtered out in seawater so there is no red light at depth. Almost all deep sea organisms don't even have photoreceptors to see it) and it's not harmful. The white lights are mostly used for filming purposes. But yeah, they are absolutely being blinded most of the time.

>A little bit unethical but it's not threatening to their extinction so… it's still being done.

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