All of the following are adaptations against predation in the open ocean except:
A) transparent bodies.
B) colorful bodies.
C) colonial lifestyles.
D) countershading.
E) silvery coloration.

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Colorful bodies are more typical of reef-dwelling organisms, which use colors to blend in with the vibrant backgrounds of coral reefs, rather than open ocean species, which often rely on transparency, countershading, or silvery coloration to avoid predation. Colonial lifestyles can also offer protection through numbers and combined defensive mechanisms.

All of the Following Are Adaptations Against Predation in the Open