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How do animals living in the deep sea tolerate the high pressure and low temperature of these depths?

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The animals of the deep have overcome this problem by making it a non-issue. Simply put, they have made their internal body pressures equal to those of the outside environment, thereby preventing collapse. In addition, their body temperatures resemble those of the external water.

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