Micropelagos 🔍
Micropelagos are small marine animals that live in tiny, subterranean chambers or cavities called pelagics. These creatures are typically found in shallow waters near coral reefs and have a relatively short lifespan due to their small size and rapid growth rates. Some examples of micropelagos include the giant clams (amphipods) and the shrimp-like crustaceans known as chrysochlaerids.
