An organism that thrives in a wide range of temperatures, from cold to hot environments.
From Greek 'eurys' (wide) + 'therme' (heat) + 'phile' (lover of); literally 'one who loves a wide range of heat,' describing organisms with broad thermal tolerance.
Tardigrades are the ultimate eurithermophiles—these microscopic animals can survive from near absolute zero to 300°F, making them Earth's most temperature-tolerant creatures and giving them the edge in surviving extreme environments.
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