Chamaegigas intrepidus Dinter ex Heil Lindernia intrepida is a species of aquatic plant that is native to central-west Namibia, growing in semi-arid and savanna regions.

It was previously known as Chamaegigas intrepidus, meaning "intrepid dwarf giant", referring to the tiny plant's ability to thrive even in the desert.

[2] Lindernia intrepida is one of approximately 330 desiccant-tolerant vascular plants, 90% of which are found growing on inselbergs.

The previous binomial name translates to "intrepid dwarf giant", referring to the small plant's ability to survive the most extreme conditions.

[2] The plant is native to central-west Namibia, growing in semi-arid conditions in very shallow (15 cm (5.9 in)) temporary pools in granitic rock.