? Mudskippers are a kind of fish, but they are different from most fish species. They are a kind of strange fish. First of all, they can leave the water and move on the shore. In fact, mudskippers spend much of their lives not in the water, but on the shore. Because they not only have gills as a respiratory organ to breathe, but also have skin and mouth to assist breathing, they can survive normally on shore.
In addition, the uniqueness of mudskippers is also reflected in one aspect, that is, they can climb trees. This ability is impossible for other fish, because most species cannot leave the water, let alone climb trees. Mudskippers can climb trees, and their ability to climb trees is relatively strong, which is closely related to their body structure, especially their pectoral fins.
? As mentioned above, mudskippers are a kind of peculiar fish. One of the main manifestations is that they can climb trees. Mudskippers have the ability to climb trees, which is closely related to their special body structure. Their pectoral fins are very developed, and the muscles near the pectoral fins are also very developed, and they can stretch freely. When mudskippers climb a tree, they first grasp the trunk with their pectoral fins, which act as suckers, allowing them to cling to the tree without falling, and then climb up with the help of their developed muscles.
In addition to the pectoral fins, the caudal fins of mudskippers also play an important role in the process of climbing trees, because their caudal fins have a strong ability to push. The jumping ability of mudskipper is also very strong, sometimes it will jump directly to a higher place, and then climb up from this place, so that it can climb up the tree without special effort. In real life, many mudskippers stay in trees, and if there are some small insects in the trees, they will become food for mudskippers.
