plant or animal person, or thing adopted by a group as a
representative symbol terrestrial - living on or in the ground;
not aquatic - any fresh, marine, or terrestrial crustacean of
the order isopoda, having seven pairs of legs adapted for
crawling and has a flattened body - any marine or fresh water
crustaceans of the subclass copepoda that has an elongated body
and a forked tail Troglobites, Troglophiles, Trogloxenes A
copepod in trogloxenes , troglophiles!! This is not gibberish.
These are names of different categories of terrestrial cave
animals and bacteria. Then we have stygobites, stygophilies, and
stygloxenes. These animals and bacteria are a bit different,
they live in water. They are aquatic. There are a lot more, like
extremophiles. These little organisms live in harsh environments
like glaciers, swamps, and volcanoes. They can not be seen with
the naked eye so you need a microscope. You might think that
living in a cave habitat can be rather difficult, and indeed it
is. Trogloxenes that you might