In the rainforests of Southeast Asia, there's an incredible species of fish called the mudskipper, which can "walk" on land. They use their pectoral fins to move and can stay out of water for extended periods, breathing through their skin and mouth lining. This adaptation helps them escape predators and hunt for food, blending aquatic life with terrestrial activities.
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