




ligia exotica
The Wharf Louse is a tiny creature that loves to explore the rocky shores! It can often be found scurrying around in search of food like seaweed and decaying plants.
生息地: Coastal areas and rocky shorelines
The Wharf Louse has a flattened, oval body, typically grey or brownish-grey, with prominent antennae and many legs. Its segmented shell makes it look like a land-dwelling woodlouse, but it prefers coastal rocks.





カテゴリ
Invertebrateレア度
Common
危険度
0/5 · 危険なし
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If a wharf louse loses a leg, it can grow a brand new one back! Wow!
They act like tiny cleaners, munching on decaying plants along the coastline.
They are cousins to crabs and lobsters, belonging to the same crustacean family!
Wharf Louse are nocturnal, meaning they are most active exploring under moonlight.
Wharf Louse can breathe both air and water because of special gill-like structures, helping them survive changing tides.
Wharf Louse can dart away quickly when disturbed because of its many legs, helping them avoid predators.
Wharf Louse can regrow lost legs or antennae if they are damaged, helping them recover from injury.
These tiny creatures are important clean-up crew members, eating dead plants and organic bits.

Calidris alba
Shore birds hunt them at low tide.

Fundulus heteroclitus
Small fish snap them up in tide pools.
Ulva lactuca
They scavenge on decaying algae for food.
危険度
0/5 · 危険なし
まだ特別な安全上の注意はありません。
30 mm
0.5 g
1.5 年
These tiny creatures are important clean-up crew members, eating dead plants and organic bits.
Coastal areas and rocky shorelines
Scavenging
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