👉 Seadromes are small marine animals that live on or near shorelines, particularly in coastal areas. They typically have a small body size and are found in shallow waters where they can access nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus. Seadromes include a variety of species, including krill, copepods, and other small crustaceans. They play important roles in the nutrient cycling cycle, as they help break down organic matter in the water to provide food for larger organisms.
