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This is the climbing perch fish (Anabas testudineus) maneuvering on land, using a supplemental breathing structure, called the labyrinth
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My husband and I have caught walking catfish — they're sooo strange!! (SW Florida, Gulf Coast)

Fascinating ❤️🔥

Nos grands parents amphibies !!! Fabuleux...

Note: The climbing perch (Anabas testudineus) is an amphibious freshwater fish from the Anabantidae family, native to regions from Pakistan to Southern China and Southeast Asia. It's known by various names like "Pothiya" in Nepalese Terai, "Koi" in Bengali, "Kabai" in Maithili, and "betok" in Indonesian. This species might actually be a complex of several species yet to be distinctly classified.

How frogs became amphibians

This is extraordinary 🔥

Catching fish becomes even easier lol

What kinda fish is this????

Climbing perch fish is indeed a fascinating species. The climbing perch fish can survive out of water for extended periods, using its labyrinthine organ to breathe air.


