Microhabitats serve as critical (microhabitats) within larger ecosystems, providing unique conditions that support distinct flora and fauna. They enhance the overall biodiversity and complexity of the ecosystem by offering specific niches that cater to the needs of various species. These areas can ameliorate climate extremes and provide shelter and resources, thereby promoting species interaction and survival. Understanding their ecological significance allows for better management of habitats, contributing to overall ecosystem health and resilience against environmental changes. Therefore, preserving microhabitats is vital for maintaining rich and diverse ecosystems.