👉 Rhipocephalus is a genus of small, aquatic mammals that are found in the waters around the world, including rivers and lakes. They have a relatively short snout compared to their body length, making them easy to spot from the water's surface. Some species are known to be able to swim, although they typically do so through burrowing or crawling on the bottom of the water. Rhipocephalus is an important part of aquatic ecosystems and helps in maintaining water quality by absorbing
