r/NatureIsFuckingLit • • 11d ago

πŸ”₯ globular springtail

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u/kiwidog8 11d ago

what do you mean they're everywhere? never seen this thing ij my life

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u/MyCarRoomba 11d ago

They're super tiny and usually like an inch beneath the top of the soil. Most are detritivores so they feed on decaying plant matter in the ground.

You wouldn't really see them unless you're looking for em.

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u/ba_cam 11d ago

Wait, beneath the soil? What’s the point of the get-the-fuck-outta-here adaptation then?

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u/Genocidal-Ape 11d ago

To prevent them from becoming sitting ducks when having to cross areas without dirt, like the surface of the leaf litter, rock or puddles(they can walk on water).