Troglobites are cave-dwelling species, such as the blind salamander and Belizean white crab that evolved in isolated underground worlds.
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The world of troglobites feels almost unreal creatures evolving for thousands of years in complete darkness proves how mysterious and adaptable life on Earth
Losing sight is devolution, no?
Wow
Imagine finding out that there’s creatures like this living in water filled caves on mars
Magnificent