Can a fish have legs

Answer 1

Personally, I SAW by my own eyes several fish crawl out from the sea onto a beach in southern Thailand, near Cha-am. The fish had two rear legs, and something like front fins that they used to help them walk. Honestly, I thought I was witnessing some rare yet undiscovered prehistoric fish cuz I had never heard about such a fish being alive today. They were about the size of and appearance of large catfish, though I didn't notice any 'whiskers' cuz I was in awe of the legs!

Answer 2

No, fish do not have legs.

However, some fish, such as mudskippers (subfamily Oxudercinae within the family Gobiidae) are able to walk using their pectoral fins (and tail).

Answer 3

Because they don't need them, they have diffrent parts of there body that they can use for swimming.

Answer 4

walking cat fish...........large (size) in southern regions known to walk from one lake miles to another

Answer 5

no in fact fish do not have teeth , however there is one that does called sergant ! :]

says C&C ;-)

Answer 6

Fish with legs could be considered as the Walking Fish or called Ambulatory Fish. Examples of some species are: Flying Gurard (dactyloptena orientalis), Batfishes, Mudskipper

Answer 7

Seahorses are fish, and are the only fish to have a prehensile tail.

Answer 8

It is called a Red Gurnard. They are found in coastal waters around New Zealand, however I caught one at Port Canaveral in Florida.

Answer 9

No, a fish can not have legs.