Facts About the Mudskipper
INTRODUCTION
The Mudskipper is a fish-out-of-water that has adapted to live mostly on land but needs to be able to outrun its enemies. They make fascinating pets with their entertaining behavior and funny antics. They walk on land by balancing on their pectoral fins. These fins resemble the webbed feet of a frog, and they can easily swim in water. You might think a Mudskipper is a tadpole.
They are typically found in the African equator area. They are also found Madagascar, Arabia, Japan, and Australia, in mangrove swamps.