Prem how change in the volume of water helps the marine life
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Explanation:
Bowles Law describes the relationship of gas volume and pressure, stating that the volume of a gas is inversely proportionate to pressure. At the surface, atmospheric pressure is the least and therefore gases will have their greatest volume. As you descend into the ocean, gas in our lungs and tissues becomes compressed with increasing pressure. With each ~10 m (or 33 ft) change in depth there is a +1 increase of the atmospheric pressure experienced at sea level (= 1 atmosphere or "atm", equivalent to ~14 pounds per square inch).
2.If a diver, or a fish, makes a rapid ascent the gas in its tissues will expand. This expanded gas volume causes the air in the fish's swim bladder and our lungs to expand. This can lead to serious trauma.
but this is the aspect of physics now biologically -fish or marine mammals are not at risk of barotrauma or the bends when surface diving at shallow depths is because the air in our lungs (or swim bladder) is at 1 atm pressure at the surface. This air is compressed at depth (>1 atm) and expanded back to its original mass at 1 atm pressure upon returning to the surface. There are other issues that can arise from extreme surface diving, so no matter what the activity, be educated in the proper safety procedures for your water activity.
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