Taenioides cirratus
Mudskipper, Belanger's Mudskipper, Four-eyed Fish
Taenioides cirratus is an intriguing fish known for its amphibious lifestyle. It spends much of its time out of water, breathing through its skin and the lining of its mouth. Known for its elongated body, this fish is well-adapted to its mud-dwelling existence, using its pectoral fins to 'walk' on land.
Distribution
Bangladesh,China,Guinea,India,Indonesia,Japan,Papua New Guinea,Taiwan,Thailand.References
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