Broscus cephalotes
Substrate and environment
- The species is terrestrial
- The species is generally observed in a sandy/silty area.
- The species is generally motionless in its environment
- The species is found in a sheltered zone
- Uncommon Species
Environment and movement of the nocturnal species
- The species is generally observed in a sandy/silty area.
- The species is generally seen moving in its environment.
- The species is generally found on or close to the seafloor.
- The animal hunts at night
General behaviour of the species
- Species generally solitary
- The animal is rather indifferent to the diver, though it remains on its guard
General characteristics of the species
- Maximum size : 2 cm
- The animal is a hunter low in the food chain.
- Diet : Insects
Relationship with humans
- The species can be eaten but is of no particular culinary interest
- The species is classified asVulnerable
The species can be confused with other species of similar appearance!