adj.公海的，远洋的

The pelagic zone is the part of the ocean that lies beyond the photic zone, where sunlight cannot penetrate.
漂浮区是海洋中光不能穿透的部分。
Many deep-sea creatures have adapted to the pelagic lifestyle, feeding on plankton in the vast open sea.
许多深海生物已经适应了漂浮生活，以广阔的海洋中的浮游生物为食。
The whales migrate through the pelagic waters, following the seasonal changes in their food supply.
鲸鱼会迁徙于漂浮水域，跟随食物供应的季节性变化。
The pelagic ecosystem is known for its high biodiversity, supporting a wide variety of marine species.
漂浮生态系统以其高生物多样性而闻名，支持着各种各样的海洋生物。
The pelagic fishing industry relies heavily on satellite technology to track and locate schools of fish in the ocean's depths.
海洋漂浮渔业严重依赖卫星技术来追踪和定位海洋深处的鱼群。
Marine biologists often use submersibles to study the unique organisms living in the pelagic zone.
海洋生物学家常常使用潜水器来研究生活在漂浮区的独特生物。
The Great Barrier Reef's coral is influenced by the pelagic currents that bring nutrients from the open ocean.
大堡礁的珊瑚受到从开阔海洋带来营养物质的漂浮洋流的影响。
In the pelagic zone, light is filtered through the water column, creating a beautiful iridescent effect.
在漂浮区，光线通过水柱过滤，形成美丽的彩虹色效果。
Oceanographers monitor ocean currents in the pelagic region to understand global climate patterns.
水文学家监控漂浮区域的洋流以理解全球气候模式。
The pelagic zone is home to some of the world's most fascinating and mysterious creatures, such as the giant squid.
漂浮区是世界上一些最迷人和神秘生物的家园，如巨型乌贼。