Few fish look less like fish than the mudskipper. With bulging, periscope-like eyes and a habit of skipping across exposed mudflats on its front fins, it's easy to see why they're often described as a living glimpse of how the earliest vertebrates might have moved from water onto land. An Amphibious Life Mudskippers are members of the goby family adapted to spend much of … [Read more...] about Mudskippers: The Fish That Walks on Land and Dances to Find a Mate
