👉 In marine biology, a chimopelagic is a type of organism that lives in an environment where oxygen levels are low. This can occur in aquatic environments like oceans or seas, and it can also be found in freshwater habitats such as rivers and lakes. Chimopelagic organisms are typically found near the bottom of the water column, and they can have a high metabolic rate compared to other organisms that live at higher elevations in the ocean. They may also have adaptations for utilizing oxygen-depleted
