The roots penetrate cracks and spaces between rocks.
Octopi like to live in shallow coral reefs, especially ones with cracks, crevices, and crabs!
Plant root growth penetrates small cracks and crevices in rock and spreads them further apart, fracturing them and making them more vulnerable to chemical weathering. Other plants can attack the surface of rock directly, extracting nutrients.
That make perfect sence to me.
These have found a "foothold" in small cracks.
They are called Crevices.
what cracks in the skin penetrate the dermis
The roots penetrate cracks and spaces between rocks.
Cracks & crevices. they like gaps a certain size.
it has a long snout for feeding on coralline algae and sponges in cracks and crevices
roots penetrate into small cracks in rocks and they grow thy exert pressure on rocks breaking them
Octopi like to live in shallow coral reefs, especially ones with cracks, crevices, and crabs!
Pseudo-scorpions live in small cracks, crevices, and other similar spaces of those little areas. They love high humidity and are found in greens such as leaves, moss and under trees and stones.
No, "crevises" is not a noun. The correct spelling is "crevices," and it is indeed a noun. It refers to narrow cracks or gaps in something, like a rock or a wall.
Under rocks and in small crevices.
There are snails who live in freshwater and snails that live in saltwater. Snails grow their shells as they grow to house them and provide protection. For added protection they will sometimes bury themselves or slip into small cracks and crevices to hide.
The octopus habitat depends on the type of octopus. The majroity of octopus makes it home on the ocean floor in cracks and crevices in the rock formations.