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Tardigrade populations spread primarily through passive means, such as wind, water, and animal transportation. They can survive extreme conditions, allowing them to be carried by air currents or water droplets over long distances. Additionally, they may hitch a ride on birds or other animals, facilitating their dispersal to new environments. Their resilience and ability to enter a cryptobiotic state enhance their chances of colonizing diverse habitats.

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