CREATURES OF FIRE

Volcanoes also produce distinct biological niches. Many organisms may die during volcanic eruptions, yet surprisingly many species have evolved to survive in these harsh conditions. 

Here are some animals who can survive under volcanic conditions 

Limpet adapts to hydrothermal vents and thrives under extreme conditions due to specialized adaptations. They rely on symbiotic bacteria for nutrients, utilizing vent chemicals to generate energy.

Galapagos land iguanas are adaptive to volcanic islands, thriving in warmth and insect abundance with specialized skin and heat-tolerant behaviours.

Lesser flamingos exemplify life's adaptability, thriving in volcanic environments. Their unique adaptations offer insights into resilience and evolution in extreme conditions.

Nene geese demonstrate adaptation, thriving in Hawaii's volcanic landscapes. Studying them reveals life's resilience and emphasizes the need for conservation.

Thermophiles showcase life's diversity, thriving in extreme environments, providing insights into life's origins and technology development.