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Jan 4 • 12:36 UTC • 🇶🇦 Qatar • Al Jazeera

The Noodle Fish with No Red Blood: How Does it Live? What is the Secret of its Transparency?

The article explores the unique characteristics of Antarctic icefish, which lack red blood cells and hemoglobin, resulting in transparent blood, and discusses the environmental factors enabling their survival.

#noodle fish #antarctic #icefish #biology #transparency

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