Unlike most fish, mudskippers use their strong pectoral fins to “walk” and even climb, making them one of nature’s most unusual animals. They can dig burrows in the mud to escape predators ...

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If you prime your ears, you might chance to hear mudskippers sloshing their bellies across silky mud, or fiddler crabs pattering between their burrows. If you’re lucky, a rustling overhead might ...

It is able to skip around on land using its fins and even feeds and interacts with other mudskippers while out of the water. Japan: Sumo: Hoshoryu promoted to yokozuna 29 'Junk' Foods That Are ...

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The soundscape in mangrove forests can be wonderfully complex. If you prime your ears, you might chance to hear mudskippers sloshing their bellies across silky mud, or fiddler crabs pattering ...

You can also see Mudskippers leap, skip and walk with their fins, and Fiddler Crabs wave their one large claw to attract females. The country’s largest brackish lake is a stop-over for ...

Artist Melanie Tribe has created the stars of the show — 3D mangrove crabs, a lobster and mudskippers, crafted from felt and wire. She uses a process called needle-felting, involving repeatedly ...

This is only the second time the species has been recorded while alive. “I thought it was A.I.,” says fish biologist Kory Evans. Black seadevil anglerfish (Melanocetus johnsonii) are deep-sea ...