👉 In biology, "glyptotherium" refers to a group of organisms that are adapted to live in aquatic environments. These organisms include some species of fish and sea urchins, which have specialized structures called gills or lungs, allowing them to breathe underwater. They also have a unique body shape with large, flat exoskeletons that help them move through the water. Gliers are known for their ability to capture prey from the surface of the water and use it as food.
