A mudskipper is a type of amphibious fish belonging to the family Periophthalmidae, known for its ability to live both in water and on land, often found in intertidal zones of mangroves and mudflats. They have adapted to breathe air through their skin and the lining of their mouths, allowing them to venture onto land in search of food and to escape predators. Mudskippers are characterized by their large pectoral fins, which they use to "walk" on land. The term "mu skipper" appears to be a typographical error or miscommunication, as it does not refer to a known species or concept in Biology.
mud skipper breathe using its lungs in the air and gills in the water
mud skipper is a type of fish who can live in or out water
food
yes
a mud skipper
IT IS A REPTILE
No animal eats the mud skipper, but humans do eat it. The mud skipper is eaten in japan, Korea, and china. That is how they are also threatened. They are eaten in soup.
Yes mud skippers lay eggs. Mud skippers are a type of fish that can use their fins to walk on land.
Neochanna Galaxiidae)
approx 10 cm / sec for a fish about 2 to inches long
the longest one found was 12 feet long!!! no joke!
mud skipper and any shell fishes .