California Academy of Sciences: Science @ Home - How Do Scientist Divers Explore the Twilight Zone
Exploring the “Twilight Zone” 200-500 feet below the surface is not for the average diver. Learn more about the unique creatures that live at these depths, and the challenges Academy scientists have had to overcome to discover them.
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While you watch this video, think about the two questions below. Share your answers with a friend or family member or just think in your head.
- What makes Twilight Zone reefs different from shallow reefs?
- What are some of the animals that live in these deep reefs?
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Exploring the “Twilight Zone” 200-500 feet below the surface is not for the average diver. Learn more about the unique creatures that live at these depths, and the challenges Academy scientists have had to overcome to discover them.
(2 minutes)
While you watch this video, think about the two questions below. Share your answers with a friend or family member or just think in your head.
- What makes Twilight Zone reefs different from shallow reefs?
- What are some of the animals that live in these deep reefs?
Got some science-loving small frys at home? Keep them engaged with an all-new array of themed activity packs created for kids ages 4-11, packed with guided videos, hands-on crafts, and real experiments. New packs published every month!