Scientists thought insects could never survive the deep ocean because their air-filled bodies would implode, but lake fly larvae in Africa's Lake Malawi are proving them wrong

For years, scientists have believed one major reason insects are almost absent from the ocean is simple physics: their air-filled bodies would collapse under deep-water pressure. But a tiny insect larva living in Africa’s Lake Malawi is challenging that idea in a surprising way.

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