Sweaty Mudskippers Try To Cool Down Walk On The Wild Side Funny Talking Animals BBC Earth
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Mudskippers out of water try to cool down and an owl with indigestion!
Mud jumpers have other ways to breathe on land besides using their gills. Like frogs, fish uses skin respiration - gas exchange through the skin and mouth. Their skin must be moist for this to work.
Mud traps need a moist environment to survive on land, or must periodically return to the water or roll in the mud to moisturize themselves. The skin and lining of the mouth are abundantly supplied with capillaries for efficient gas exchange Date: 2020-10-19
