Which buoyancy change results in fish when deflation events occur in high depth?

💡 Explanation

A deflating swim bladder during rapid deep descents increases a fish's density because volume decreases faster than density increases. Therefore, buoyancy decreases, making it easier to achieve negative buoyancy, rather than maintaining the starting conditions.

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