All of the following are adaptations to staying above the ocean floor except:

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All the options listed (rigid as containers, swim bladders, production of low-density fats or oils, ability to float) are indeed adaptations to help organisms stay above the ocean floor. Swim bladders, for example, allow fish to control their buoyancy. Similarly, the production of low-density fats or oils in some marine animals helps them maintain buoyancy in water.

All of the Following Are Adaptations to Staying Above the Ocean