First warm-blooded fish discovered in deep sea opah
Scientists report the opah or moonfish is the first known warm blooded fish keeping its internal temperature about five degrees warmer than surrounding water. Researchers highlight the opah’s gill near retia mirabilia as the heat exchange mechanism enabling whole body warming.
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