"'These organism need to move up and down in the water column in response to 
changes in light intensity and other factors , so they have built-in mechanism 
to maintaining buoyancy,' says Hugill.
Some have tiny air bladders.  others possess the ability to retain air as a 
means to regulate their position in the water.'They're generally able to adjust 
to variations in barometric pressure, but a fast change can catch them off 
guard, making them slightly unstable.'"

Don Johnson in March 2007 "NAF"

Rick 

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