<prompt> Hlalosa hore na tardigrade ea lulang lehoatateng e shebahala joang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Describe what a tardigrade living in a desert looks like. . Response in English: A tardigrade, also known as a water bear, is a tiny, eight-legged invertebrate measuring only around 1mm in length. In the case of one residing in the desert, the tardigrade would most likely be in a dehydrated, dormant state known as a tun to conserve water and survive the harsh weather conditions. Dehydrating causes them to shrink and retract their heads and legs. They kind of resemble a shriveled, compact barrel with a transparent appearance that reveals their insides. In this state, their body is composed of less than 3 water, and their metabolic functions are slowed to extremely low levels. This allows them to endure extreme temperatures, radiation, and even dehydration for extended periods until they find a wetter environment to rehydrate and continue their life cycle. . Response in Sesotho: Tardigrade, e tsejoang hape e le bere ea metsing, ke phoofolo e se nang lesapo la mokokotlo e maoto a robeli e ka bang 1mm ka bolelele. Tabeng ea motho ea lulang lehoatateng, tardigrade e kanna ea ba sebakeng se se nang metsi, se khutsitseng se tsejoang e le tun ho baballa metsi le ho pholoha maemo a leholimo a mabe. Ho felloa ke metsi meleng ho etsa hore ba honyele le ho honyela lihlooho le maoto. Li tšoana le moqomo o omeletsoeng, o moqotetsane o nang le ponahalo e hlakileng e senolang bokahare ba tsona. Boemong bona, mele ea bona e entsoe ka metsi a ka tlase ho 3, me tsebetso ea bona ea metabolism e lieha ho ba maemong a tlase haholo. Sena se li lumella hore li mamelle mocheso o feteletseng, mahlaseli a kotsi, esita le ho felloa ke metsi meleng ka nako e telele ho fihlela li fumana tikoloho e mongobo hore li khutlisetse metsi meleng le ho ntšetsa pele potoloho ea tsona ea bophelo. 