👉 Tomocerodes is a type of cephalopod that primarily inhabits freshwater environments, typically in rivers or lakes. These organisms are known for their distinctive, translucent shells which resemble opal-like structures. They have a long, slender body with eight arms and a distinctive long snout. Tomocerodes are often associated with water bodies, such as lakes and rivers, due to their ability to dive deep into the water for food or protection from predators.
