Dark Fauna

Dark Fauna refers to animals that are primarily nocturnal or adapted to low-light environments, often exhibiting behaviors or features suited for darkness. This may include enhanced senses like superior night vision or heightened hearing, allowing them to hunt, navigate, or survive away from daylight. Such species are found in habitats like caves, deep forests, or the ocean's depths, where light is scarce. The term highlights how these creatures thrive in dark conditions through specialized adaptations, playing crucial roles in their ecosystems while often remaining less visible or studied due to their elusive nature.