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[General Interstellar] What is life like on planets with lower gravity?

Humanity tends to inhabit planets with earth-like gravity, but planets with lower gravity than earth's must make life easier, no? For instance, on a planet with lower gravity, it would cost less energy to transport goods, just to name one example. Of course I'm sure low gravity has its drawbacks as well.

Anyway, what are some known examples?
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Building would be easier and cheaper, flight would be easier and cheaper, so travel could be a lot more viable. Flora and fauna might be taller and more slender, flight might be more common. Space-flight might be considerable easier, a low-G world with valuable resources (minerals, cheap energy for industry, botanical subjects for study, valuable drugs) could be an incredible valuable prize, particularly if your tech level is low and your fuel to thrust ratio isn't great (like our chemical rockets relative to, say, nuclear fusion).

A downside would be that products from this low-G world might not cope well with higher gravity, and people might find their bones and muscles had permanently changed, and it would be unusual to be able to survive in normal-G. Life-forms would also probably be squat, sickly and anemic if they were transplanted, assuming they survived at all.