How are the insects in salt marsh adapted to live in the salt marsh?

Insects in salt marshes have developed several adaptations to thrive in this unique environment. Many possess specialized mechanisms to excrete excess salt, allowing them to maintain osmotic balance despite the saline conditions. Additionally, some insects have evolved behavioral adaptations, such as burrowing or seeking shelter during high salinity periods, to avoid desiccation and extreme temperatures. Their life cycles are often synchronized with tidal patterns, ensuring their survival and reproduction in this dynamic habitat.