isopods

We're lucky to have excellent soil in our backyard and it's absolutely crawling with millipedes, isopods, and springtails.

The beach used to have crabs and isopods roaming the sands and crawling around the rocks.

The fascinating thing about isopods is that they have been around for 300 million years!

I understand the sentiment to a point, but isn’t it essentially impossible to get diseases from deep sea isopods?

People still working in the industry are the isopods picking over the carcasses.

In smaller rocks they looked more like isopods, more creepy and Giger-like.

I'm kinda disappointed, these aren't much larger than the giant isopods that you can buy at a well-stocked Asian grocery.

They involved experiments with a control group, collecting data (one involving the effects of sunlight on bean plant growth, the other on the temperature preferences of isopods).

They are remarkably similar to other organisms, like isopods.

Springtails, isopods, moisture, decaying organic matter, baby you got a party startin!

There's dead zones all over the map, where there's nothing but a bunch of algae and isopods crawling around in the mud and bones on the sea floor.

So none of them really make significant returns, because the dead whale is eaten by a million scuttling isopods, each taking one or two bites before it's all gone.