Certain species of fish, like the mudskipper and climbing perch, have adapted to move on land for short periods. They use their fins to “walk” and can breathe through their skin or specialized structures, allowing them to survive outside water while searching for food or escaping predators.
These amphibious abilities demonstrate the incredible versatility of life. By bridging the gap between aquatic and terrestrial environments, these fish showcase evolution’s creative solutions for survival in challenging habitats. Shutdown123