👉 Orophaca, also known as a snail, is a type of animal that lives in freshwater environments, specifically in bodies of water like rivers and lakes. Snails are aquatic animals that lack a backbone and rely solely on their gills for oxygen intake. They have a long, slender body with three pairs of legs, which they use to traverse the water. Orophaca is primarily found in the lower reaches of streams, where it feeds on algae, decaying vegetation, and other organic
