Mudskippers: The fish that walks on land, climbs mangrove roots, and survives tidal zones
Mudskippers are truly remarkable fish, uniquely adapted to live both in water and on land. Unlike most fish that stay submerged, mudskippers spend a significant amount of time out of water, skillfully moving across muddy shores and climbing mangrove roots. Their specialized pectoral fins function almost like legs, enabling them to “walk” and climb, which…