Many organisms live in intertidal areas. However, fewer organisms live on high, rocky shores than in other intertidal environment. What are the probable reason for this?

The intertidal zone or area is defined as the area where the ocean and land meets between high and low tides.

Many of the organisms live in intertidal areas while fewer organisms live on high rocky shores because of the adaptation ability of the organisms.The probable reasons for this can be:

Example of animals living in intertidal zones are brittle stars,  barnacles, crabs and other.

Example of animals living in rocky shores are sponges, mussels and sea squirts et-cetra.

Hence, the animals evolve some adaptive feature that allow them to migrate to rocky shores.

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