👉 Microfauna refers to microscopic organisms found in small, often isolated environments such as soil or water. These organisms are typically smaller than the macroscopic animals we study and can be difficult to detect on a large scale. They are often called "microorganisms" because they are too small to be seen with the naked eye. Microfaunal organisms are crucial for understanding the diversity of life on Earth, as they play an important role in supporting ecosystems by helping to break down organic matter and producing oxygen through
