




dicyrtomina
Dicyrtomina are tiny, fascinating creatures that can often be found in leaf litter. They play an important role in breaking down organic matter and enriching the soil!
生息地: Leaf litter, soil, and moist environments.
The Dicyrtomina has a distinctive globe-shaped body, often brightly colored in shades of green, yellow, or blue. Its long, segmented antennae and prominent dark eyespots stand out against its smooth, shiny exoskeleton, making it look like a tiny, living jewel.





カテゴリ
Invertebrateレア度
Common
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Dicyrtomina are not insects, even though they have six legs; they belong to their own special group called Collembola!
Some Dicyrtomina can change their color depending on what they've eaten or where they live!
These tiny critters can sometimes gather in huge swarms, making a living carpet of jumping dots!
They breathe through their skin and don't have lungs, absorbing oxygen directly from the damp air!
Dicyrtomina can launch itself high into the air because of a special tail-like 'furcula' that helps them escape danger instantly.
Dicyrtomina has a very small, flexible body that helps them squeeze into tiny cracks and hidden spaces to find food and shelter.
Dicyrtomina can walk on water thanks to its water-repellent body and tiny hairs, helping them avoid drowning in puddles.
These tiny decomposers snack on decaying plants, fungi, and microscopic bits in the soil!
Pardosa amentata
a quick and common meal for many small spiders

Staphylinus olens
preyed upon by these predatory beetles and their larvae
Quercus alba
feasts on decaying leaves and fungi found on them
Hypogymnia physodes
grazes on fungal threads and algae from lichens
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2 mm
4 mm
180 日
These tiny decomposers snack on decaying plants, fungi, and microscopic bits in the soil!
Leaf litter, soil, and moist environments.
Foraging
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