What are extremophiles? #biology #microbiology #microorganisms

Extremophiles are organisms that can live in circumstances that are exceedingly harsh for most other life forms, such as intense heat, cold, acidity, salt, pressure, or radiation. Extremophiles are usually prokaryotes (bacteria and archaea), although they can also be eukaryotic (algae and fungi). Extremophiles have adapted to these environments by developing unique enzymes, membranes, and other structures that aid in their survival and growth. Extremophiles are crucial for understanding the boundaries of life on Earth and in the universe, as well as for biotechnology and bioremediation applications. #science

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