Which risk increases when a fish over-inflates its swim bladder beyond its elastic limit at depth?

💡 Explanation

When a fish considerably ascends inflates its swim bladder via baroreceptors past its limit, the bladder exceeds elastic capacity, reducing control and positive-buoyancy causing an uncontrolled ascent. Therefore, excessive ascent the result, rather than lower predation or vibration sense, which offer other advantages.

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