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Scientists just discovered 16 species of deep-sea fish with “ultra-black” skin. One species absorbs an astonishing 99.956% of light that hits it—making it nearly as black as the human-made Vantablack. Here’s what we know about the Vantafish 1/ https://t.co/jJ9UIlk9vo — PolitiTweet.org

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Before this finding, scientists didn’t know of any fish that were ultra-black. The only known ultra-black vertebrates were birds-of-paradise and a couple of other bird species. Unlike the birds, however, these fish use the color as a kind of camouflage 2/ https://t.co/3vZdpidgVm — PolitiTweet.org

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