Mudskippers are classified as fish because they belong to the family Gobiidae, which encompasses gobies, and they possess key fish characteristics, such as gills for breathing underwater and a backbone. Despite their ability to live on land for extended periods, they rely on water for reproduction and maintain aquatic respiration. Their unique adaptations, like the ability to move on land and breathe through their skin and the lining of their mouths, allow them to thrive in intertidal environments. However, these adaptations do not change their classification as fish.
The mudskipper's diet includes insects and small fish.
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A Mudskipper is a FISH not a reptile or amphibian, it belongs to the gobi family witch is the largest family of fish.
A mudskipper is a fish while a frog is an amphibian.
A Mudskipper is a FISH not a reptile or amphibian, it belongs to the gobi family witch is the largest family of fish .
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No they cant it is impossible
Fish.They have gills, dorsal fin, lower fins,everying thing that qualifies them as fish.However, they are amphibious,meaning they come onto both land water.
I don't think any. Fish can be amphibious, like the mudskipper, but since they still have fins they are regarded as fish.
A Mudskipper is one of the fish that can walk on land.
the only fish that doesn't swim is none. only the mudskipper can go on land