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One species profiled in the paper, a bioluminescent anglerfish in the genus Oneirodes, reflects as little as 0.044% to 0.051% of the deep-sea light it encounters. The other 99.95%, Davis and his colleagues found, gets lost in a labyrinth of light-swallowing pigments until it effectively disappears. https://www.nytimes.com/2020/07/16/science/ultra-black-fish.html
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