The Shawnee Hills cavefish is a small, eyeless freshwater species adapted to life in subterranean streams and limestone caves of the Shawnee Hills region. It has a pale, unpigmented body and reduced fins suited to slow, confined waters. Adults reach about 2–3 inches long and weigh roughly 0.05 pounds. It exhibits slow, deliberate movements and limited schooling behavior. This summary was AI generated
Water type
Threat to humans
Source: Fishbase
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