👉 Benthoplana is a type of benthic organism that primarily lives in freshwater environments, often found in saltwater bodies such as lakes and estuaries. These organisms are characterized by their ability to adhere to the bottom layers of water, where they can survive without oxygen and thrive on organic matter. Their presence in these habitats contributes significantly to the overall health of aquatic ecosystems and is crucial for maintaining the stability of freshwater systems.
