Calcagninus 🔍
Calcagninus is a type of crustacean, often found in freshwater habitats such as rivers, lakes, and streams. It is characterized by its small size and presence in aquatic environments due to its ability to grow rapidly through a process known as calcification. This adaptation allows them to efficiently filter out nutrients from the water, ensuring their survival in conditions where other types of crustaceans may struggle to thrive.
