When I was a kid I saw some mudskippers at an aquarium and I liked them so much that I asked my dad if I could have them and he was weirdly supportive of it and actually asked a nearby pet store if they had any
I wouldn't advise keeping mudskippers, unless you are very experienced in keeping fish. Mudskippers are delicate and very sensitive to environmental conditions, and they have very different needs to other fish, due to being mostly terrestrial. It is quite possible to keep them, but they are best left for the experts.
I had a buddy in elementary school that had all sorts or strange animals including snakes, spiders and fish. He had two Mud Skippers and one time while I was staying the night we went into the kitchen to get a snack late one night and found both of them on the floor lol. They had jumped out of their enclosure and were just chilling on his floor. I remember being startled but intrigued 🤣 good times. Ended up getting a tarantula from him and named him Max.
@@BeyondMagical if that was english would that be Enchantix! Elephants bear the brunt of it the other money Enchantix, or did i just mess that up and insult the language?
2:18 Imagine being a male mudskipper and fighting with another then all of a sudden you’re just like “Oh damn, hold up man. Need to get some mud on me can’t dry out that’d be embarrassing” then you both take like a minute to roll around before literally trying to kill each other again-
I saw these little guys on a visit to the mangroves in Queensland, Australia. I did see them rolling over in the mud and yes, it was my assumption that they were doing that to keep themselves moist. To me, it reminds me of a dog rolling over when he/she is trying to please it's owner.
oh yes, they're quite common here in Queensland. they're quite fun to watch, I once even saw a pair of Pug-Headed Mudskippers (one of the larger species) fighting over territory.
Can you imagine this was what some of our oldest grandparents used to look like some 400 million years ago? These creatures are truly like living fossils and need to be respected.
@@Tatusiek_1 yes but the main point is, this is modern day version of that fish ancestor all of us land animals share in common. Pretty fascinating imagining that fish ancestor while watching this video.
@@Tatusiek_1 You are correct of course! But i think you can also make a fair point that these creatures are a modern day analog to the fish that would become tetrapods, in such a way that the concept of "fish leaving the water and living on land" is not ridiculous because there are still fish today living in the amphibious state! But yes, these fish lack essential features that the pre-tetrapods had like proto-fingered digits, lungs, nose/nostrils, shoulder joints, and many other features. But i love animals like this because it contradicts the "implausibilities" that creationists try to argue about. "Really? Fish that walk and thrive on land?" "Why yes, in fact there are still fish that do this lol" Of course lungfish are more closely related to us and are actually in the clade of "lob-bones fish" just like we are! Im rambling!
@@saxoman1 Yes because mudskippers are ray finned fish, hundreds of million years ago lobe finned fish were a lot more common. The fish that tetrapods descended from are like cousins with the lung fish we have today.
Who's the greatest mudskipper of them all? Who can skip through the mud with the greatest of ease? What kind of wonderful guy? Who can jump like a dog without scraping it's legs? Who's got segmented eyes? It's Muddy Mudskipper It's Muddy Mudskipper It's Muddy Mudskipper Show!!
I love mudskippers, they're both silly and majestic in equal amounts. I never noticed how they stand on their pelvic fins while using their pectoral fins to move, it's like they really have four "legs", just not where you'd expect them to be.
Yes, that's just like with man. With us, the forelegs which will have come from those pectoral fins have developed even further into our well-known "arms". We use them for typing comments under RUclips videos, now.
If we’d discovered these guys a few dozen million years into the future, they might have evolved legs and lungs, and we might’ve misidentified them as a type of basal amphibian. Our own ancestors might’ve lived a very similar lifestyle to these guys, pretty cool.
Evolution is not real. And even if it was that's not even how it the theory works. Fish don't just simply "evolve" into amphibians like it's some kind of linear progression. If that were the case there wouldn't be any fish anymore because they would all be amphibians by now 😂
They already have lungs actually Lungs evolved before swimming bladders Swimming bladders in fish are actually modified lungs In low oxygen water you might find fish go to the surface to swallow some air
They do have lungs, AKA swim bladders Most fish use them for bouyancy control rather than breathing, but in fish that live brackish low oxigen water they often can do both Musskippers have a long way to go before being more than amphibious and our current tetrapods will certainly mirk them if they try but if all living tetrapods were to go extinct and muskippers survive somehow they might actually go all the way
they’d need to have the necessary evolutionary pressure to become more like modern day amphibians. The issue is that the land niches are already filled so these guys may not ever take on the role our tetrapod ancestors did.
I always picture mudskippers yelling when they fight just kinda like: AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
@@vukantic1978 That is bullshit percentage that you've heard or read. I'm not saying it is wrong, I am saying you are wrong. Anyways, the comment replied to another referring to interesting and complex species. So tell me, do you really think small species in the ocean are that interesting? This is relative but for the majority of people, the fact is no.
One of nature's most beautiful animals... Very special animal. 1 of my favorite lol as a kid,later in life had 3 of these. Getting ready to get 6 now,plans in motion. Smiling love these little beasties. Blessed be...
Everyone talking about how cute it is, clearly missing the point : this thing will be top of the food chain in 100 million years after a nuclear winter swept us all away.
I would be more scared of an octopus actually, imagine a smart son of a White with eight arms, who can regenerate and change colors. That's Lord Fishus Christ right there
In almost every species, males must compete for the most coveted thing in the world. The ability to reproduce and pass on their DNA. It is the purpose of all species. Females need to select very good males that can provide for her and her future offspring. 'Flirting' is basically the act of a male convincing a female that he is worthy of her allowing him to pass on his DNA. The longer the female gestation period, the more critical flirting is.
@@marche800 Now you got a good point there i didnt realize, although the mud skippers bodyplan strongly resembles that of barboach, perhaps this animal inspired both pokes..
@@thespecter6416 maybe In 100 Million years more they evolve The same as human but only their eye are different from human but yeah Likely Won't happen
It is Sarcopterygii that is the transition from fish to tetrapod. Current living Sarcopterygii are coelacanth and lung fishes. Mudskipper itself is not the form of transition from fish to tetrapod. Its similar form to amphibians are because of convergen evolution. Mudskipper is actinopterygii and its relationship to sarcopterygii is actually far.
@@Vi-pv3xi i guess the question was " if we came from fish ancestors why this isnt happening again and again?" The fact that the mudskipper and many other species developed separately abilities to live on land just shows how we really came from the water
@@guifdcanalli It happened. Look at sea mammals like dolphin and whales. They are mammals, tetrapod, and come from fish ancestors but they evolved into the form of fish but that doesn't mean their relationship to fish is close. That is convergent evolution because the form of fish is their optimum design to live in the water.
We may hate the people who post this unoriginal comment on every video. But can we have a minute silence for those 2 peopl... sub humans above me who thought this was actually funny?
It always amazes me to see how much different types of life there are on this one planet. I could only imagine what other life works on different planets throughout our universe.
At first I was just laughing at how silly they look, but by the end I was just fascinated. Nature is so cool
They would probably say the same about you 😂
@@game_theory2547 LOL I'm sure they would!
@@game_theory2547
They don't think like humans you idiot.
Omer
You mean, they don’t insult other mudskippers they don’t know? Yeah, probably they don’t...
@@Zhakurael
Nice display of your stupidity. Your iq is in a single digit no doubt 🤦
"Jumping high above the mud will get you noticed"
Actually a great life quote
😂😂😂
hardwork with so many obstacles to get laid. 😜
Underrated
Let us not forget our amphibian brain is intact even after all these ages of evolution!
That's actually quite inspiring
2:25 imagine fighting someone and then they say “hol up gotta keep myself moist”
😂👍
😂
"Understandable, have a nice day."
Casually removes pants
@@thefinger1776 AYOOOOO
When I was a kid I saw some mudskippers at an aquarium and I liked them so much that I asked my dad if I could have them and he was weirdly supportive of it and actually asked a nearby pet store if they had any
I wouldn't advise keeping mudskippers, unless you are very experienced in keeping fish. Mudskippers are delicate and very sensitive to environmental conditions, and they have very different needs to other fish, due to being mostly terrestrial.
It is quite possible to keep them, but they are best left for the experts.
@@fubberpish3614 well they need their daily walks on the mud 😅🤣🤣🤣
@@Lilly-hh9es "I can't go out right now, I have to take my fish for a walk"
I had a buddy in elementary school that had all sorts or strange animals including snakes, spiders and fish. He had two Mud Skippers and one time while I was staying the night we went into the kitchen to get a snack late one night and found both of them on the floor lol. They had jumped out of their enclosure and were just chilling on his floor. I remember being startled but intrigued 🤣 good times. Ended up getting a tarantula from him and named him Max.
@@MrScorpianwarriormudskipper owners are the only ones who can say that seriously
“But life on land is not without problems, it is hard work to find a mate”
My life story
Well you have to yeet yourself in the air and land on your stomach if you want to get noticed
Happy lonely san Valentine day
hmu I'm right here what's up?
Then migrate under the sea inside a pineapple. It'll work out
Very hard
The crabs watching like: damn look at these weirdos💀
@TTV_ Keepitfresh actually some already have
why that skull emoji?
@UC-jNqtOASW8qgPs_9mDqB_w scammer these days...
@UC-jNqtOASW8qgPs_9mDqB_w oh man what a bunch of bullshit you got there bot
@@spikesnake1977 skull emoji is either used to show dying of laughter or just lmao (idfk?????)
The crabs are like “oh man there goes those land fish jumping again”
Blinking eyes at me crawling use wings jetting my wings do not have strenth saying stupidity
😂
the crabs be vibin
yup, there goes the neighborhood with those land fish jumping! lol
Correction: Horny land fish
* *mudfish fighting to the death* *
"hang on bro, moisturising break"
😂
Nah FR
The crab was like: *_understandable have a great day_*
I bet both of you watches sssniperwolf
Such a lame comment dude real original smh
@林 勇 srr
☝️😂
"Have a good relation with the mudskippers, I have"
Imagine walking on the beach and just seeing a land fish battle royale
😂
That would be something to see I swear-
Fishs:*stop the fight and start looking at you with a face like "you didn't see nothing"
me : * looks at the fish back * NANI-
HAHAH
These fish be looking like: Ö
Man not funny my name has ömer
More like
°-°
When they fight 💪💏🖕
• нoneii • 😭😭😭😭
them fighting
>ÖÖ
I like how we’re making fun of mudskippers for their goofy behaviors, yet deep down we all agree that they are cool as hell
Male mudskipper: *Yeets self into air and hits mud like a wet rag*
Female mudskippers: O.O "What a man!!"
Ahaha
\|
😂😂😂😂😂
I think you mean Ö
If only life was this easy for us
1:10 did that fish just burp after eating the mud?
69 likes nice
It's a mudskipper, what would you expect but it's cute
Yup it's now 420 likes. Leave it better
But 69 likes is better
I think that was the sound of it breathing in
My friends motivation: "There's plenty of fish in the sea"
Me:
The fish be jumping outta the sea to run from me
@@NamekFreakazoid LMAO 😂
@@NamekFreakazoid 💀💀💀💀
Underrated comment😂
I love how the crabs are watching everything like "What is wrong with these fish?"
Haha yeah.
0:45 Crab be like: A walking fish?! Now i ve seen everything.
*Crab music intensifies*
😂😂😂
Reza Erauansya
Free entertainment for the crabs!
Crab rave starts
😂
Nobody:
Mudskippers: (Ö)
This is art
Ha great art
Poggers
Ö
ART INDEED
Mudskipper: *Jumping to get notice by female*
Human: oh no the fish is struggling to breathe *throws on water*
Mudskipper: ;-;
@emz ponce no he's not chile
@@BeyondMagical what?
@@vinhphucnguyen4695 Enchantix!
Với sức mạnh mới phi thường
Diệu kì bụi tiên kia
Enchantix!
@@BeyondMagical if that was english would that be
Enchantix!
Elephants bear the brunt of it
the other money
Enchantix, or did i just mess that up and insult the language?
@@Tired-Merc yes u did pls never try again you weren't even close
I feel like this is evolution in process, fish coming on to land, flippers having joins like a leg
“It’s hard work to find a mate.”
Same Skipper, same.
Skipper: able to breathe air
Also Skipper: free to roam this Earth
It's not mate. He said bait
man: no one can be ugly and cute at the same time
mudskipper: hold my mud
😂😂
Pugs exist u know
Simp
@@भक्तिद्वार-स3ध what?
@@hardchuck1900 Dude stop simping, we know what you’re doing. Don’t act stupid.
2:08 That crab is just sitting there watching them boys fight like we watch UFC
Lol how do you recognize that
Lol true 🤣🤣
Lol 😂
he serve himself snacks while doing so
He is chilling and watching for free food
60% fish
20% frog
10% snail
10% hippo
What an amazing creation
Creation... yeah... totally...
"Creation"?
When was it "created".
Draw a line in the fossil record of where one thing wasnt this and the next generation was.
@@jasondean88888yeah The Omnipotent who created all these animals...Glory to God
@@mouloudnedri3239 What evidence led you to that conclusion?
@@jasondean88888 are you blind ???? Or what ???? You have eyes to see all these beauty
2:27 aah that roll is cute as hell😂😂
Hell isn’t cute, AT ALL
cool and moist 😂
2:18
Imagine being a male mudskipper and fighting with another then all of a sudden you’re just like “Oh damn, hold up man. Need to get some mud on me can’t dry out that’d be embarrassing” then you both take like a minute to roll around before literally trying to kill each other again-
@Chicom 3 I’m sorry, what 😃
itsChxrry like fighting someone and than stopping to drink water. Also reported and blocked.
@@marlinanenomeposeidonthdar4677 I’m sorry, what 😃
itsChxrry too funny?
@@awkward-beebs like fighting someone and stopping to finish lunch. Also reported and blocked.
0:45 Crab be like “All fun and games till fish start walkin”
Hehehe...
Thats really funny thanks for the laugh haha
Everybody gangster till the fish starts walking
IT tips over xdd
Hammoud AL Ghomaiz not really
I saw these little guys on a visit to the mangroves in Queensland, Australia. I did see them rolling over in the mud and yes, it was my assumption that they were doing that to keep themselves moist. To me, it reminds me of a dog rolling over when he/she is trying to please it's owner.
oh yes, they're quite common here in Queensland. they're quite fun to watch, I once even saw a pair of Pug-Headed Mudskippers (one of the larger species) fighting over territory.
Must have been amazing to watch.
Its* (no apostrophe) human* (living creatures aren't owned.)
everybody gangsta till fish starts evolving
Marshtomp
Imagine an evolved bobbit worm.....
@@maxaccelerator6155 Quagsire second evolution. Marshtomp 3rd
@@duvipearson6251 no marshtomp second swampert next after marshtomp
Its the mantis I'm worried about
Crab:"what a beautiful day"
0:45 happens.
Crab:"what did i just see?"
Something it seems everyday
Frog
Hahaha poor crab
Beautiful ocean view!
ruclips.net/video/Ii-pGWl6AnI/видео.html
😂😂
No one's gonna mention how they blink it litterally goes inside there skull
Like a frog
It’s for eye Protection
Lots of amphibians do that, look at frogs
Ikr
@@FerroFrog but it’s a fish. It’s not an amphibian.
Can you imagine this was what some of our oldest grandparents used to look like some 400 million years ago? These creatures are truly like living fossils and need to be respected.
the lobe finned fish that evolved into tetrapods looked different than mudskippers.
@@Tatusiek_1 yes but the main point is, this is modern day version of that fish ancestor all of us land animals share in common. Pretty fascinating imagining that fish ancestor while watching this video.
@@jesmasa1 no it’s not, also it’s not even closely related to out ancestral fish
@@Tatusiek_1
You are correct of course!
But i think you can also make a fair point that these creatures are a modern day analog to the fish that would become tetrapods, in such a way that the concept of "fish leaving the water and living on land" is not ridiculous because there are still fish today living in the amphibious state!
But yes, these fish lack essential features that the pre-tetrapods had like proto-fingered digits, lungs, nose/nostrils, shoulder joints, and many other features.
But i love animals like this because it contradicts the "implausibilities" that creationists try to argue about.
"Really? Fish that walk and thrive on land?"
"Why yes, in fact there are still fish that do this lol"
Of course lungfish are more closely related to us and are actually in the clade of "lob-bones fish" just like we are!
Im rambling!
@@saxoman1 Yes because mudskippers are ray finned fish, hundreds of million years ago lobe finned fish were a lot more common. The fish that tetrapods descended from are like cousins with the lung fish we have today.
Stops in the middle of a fight
‘Just a sec, I need to moisturise..’
😂😂
That’s what ur mom said
@@Michael-xm4ux wut?
@@Michael-xm4ux that insult doesn't even make sense.
Very very very dehydrated 😂
Humans: Use fists to fight
Cats: Uses claws to fight
Dogs:uses teeth to fight
Mudskippers: AAAAHHHHHHHHH!!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💀
Ö
And when it looks around
Ő
They're more like showing dominance than actually fighting
For some reason i read "Humans: Use fish to fight".
They are pogging
The crab watching the mudskippers fight in the background at 2:09 is litterally the *Eats popcorn* emoji lol
Crab: this is a really good fight scene
He even did that he putted his paw in the mouth lolso cute
My friend : There are lots of fish in the sea...
Fish after seeing me: * walks out of sea *
LMAO
They are just the most precious things I've ever seen. May they flourish for millennia!
This is the ugliest shit I've ever seen 🤢
@@swervepogba8302 I have to agree
They have the taste of best fish ever I had, in india in Mumbai this fish are very famous
Beautiful ocean view!
ruclips.net/video/Ii-pGWl6AnI/видео.html
Irie Rogue
Have you ever seen a blobfish?
the little guy looked cute until he started PUKING MUD
It was never cute stop
Correction it's a female
Doser Poser wow ok so it’s her opinion and beside what made it not cute?
And it stayed cute. It blinks and it has a cute burp.
That's he's carrying rocks out it's amazing
Chasing an enemey:
After couple seconds: *uh oh* Time to get hydrated hold on!
Psyber right 🙄🤦🏽♀️😂😂😂
Car, car... GUYS, CAR!
mudskippers when they're mad : 😮
This one's so underrated 😂
This thing is gonna evolve into something weird
It’s gonna grow wings. Rule the land, sea, AND sky.
You know that's how frogs came up right?
The Host .. if you seen it
like us?
Because of humans its probably going extinct
0:26 It winked at us lol
Someone replied so I'm going to reply too
Someone else replied too so I’m going to reply as well
@@whyhellothere4951 General Kenobi.
@@WindiChilliwack a general what
@@motosaki I wanna woosh you but that just makes the world balanced.
It's a star-wars joke.
0:45 that crab was like
"Oh cool, a walking fish. What else did I miss"
Strange
stolen
Kimiez PGM No one cares. Some people maybe haven’t seen this comment.
Who's the greatest mudskipper of them all?
Who can skip through the mud with the greatest of ease?
What kind of wonderful guy?
Who can jump like a dog without scraping it's legs?
Who's got segmented eyes?
It's Muddy Mudskipper
It's Muddy Mudskipper
It's Muddy Mudskipper Show!!
crowd: YEAHHH GO MUDDY!
@Anthony-bw3mn Okay
Damn it, you beat me to it.
The fish normal: :l
The fish during battle: ••
O
😂😂😂
Lowkey chuckle
the fish during battle:POG FISH
Ö
😂😂😂
That crab stopped and stared like it just realized the stories it heard about some folks from NY were true.
I love mudskippers, they're both silly and majestic in equal amounts. I never noticed how they stand on their pelvic fins while using their pectoral fins to move, it's like they really have four "legs", just not where you'd expect them to be.
Yes, that's just like with man. With us, the forelegs which will have come from those pectoral fins have developed even further into our well-known "arms". We use them for typing comments under RUclips videos, now.
They are evolving!!!
David Attenborough's narration just makes every animal documentary the best
I know! Everytime I click on a documentary and I hear his voice I’m like, “oh yes! This gonna be a good one” haha
When frog get married to fish 🐸 +🐠 =
You know what 😂.
😄😄😄🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😆😆😃😂😂
LOL
Yah, i think so :d
😆😂Lol ahhh•.°
“It lives in Japan”
Ah makes sense now
I thought it lived in Africa
Yeah Japan intentional or not comes up with the weirdest shit.
we have them here too in Malaysia. i guess u can say they live in some of the Asian countries? 🤔
I saw them twice in my hometown, southern China
Basalt Wittgenstein
Without the Communist party, there would be no new China 🇨🇳
"Jumping high above the mud will get you noticed". That's the motto that has informed my life.
Nobody:
Mud skippers when fighting:
..
0
Or .. "Ö"
.. ..
0 O
Matt From Wii Sports 777 this concept of comment setups and getting old.
👁👁
0
I can't hear what they saying when they fighting.
Me: huh, they don't have any claws so I wonder how they dig their--
video: 2:53
Me: ...Oh...
Royal Potato These fish are cool but that was just... uuuuh
SUCC
@@natalialuisdevaldivia1632 what are you a comedian?
NataliaLuis DeValdivia As a Mexican I can confirm we put mud in our mouth to dig holes and live there
😆
0:01 me coming out of my room after mom says the guests have left
😂🤣🤣
TK-146 OML 😂
LOL
If we’d discovered these guys a few dozen million years into the future, they might have evolved legs and lungs, and we might’ve misidentified them as a type of basal amphibian. Our own ancestors might’ve lived a very similar lifestyle to these guys, pretty cool.
Maybe maybe not it totally depends on the environment they would still stay like this
Evolution is not real. And even if it was that's not even how it the theory works. Fish don't just simply "evolve" into amphibians like it's some kind of linear progression. If that were the case there wouldn't be any fish anymore because they would all be amphibians by now 😂
They already have lungs actually
Lungs evolved before swimming bladders
Swimming bladders in fish are actually modified lungs
In low oxygen water you might find fish go to the surface to swallow some air
They do have lungs, AKA swim bladders
Most fish use them for bouyancy control rather than breathing, but in fish that live brackish low oxigen water they often can do both
Musskippers have a long way to go before being more than amphibious and our current tetrapods will certainly mirk them if they try but if all living tetrapods were to go extinct and muskippers survive somehow they might actually go all the way
they’d need to have the necessary evolutionary pressure to become more like modern day amphibians. The issue is that the land niches are already filled so these guys may not ever take on the role our tetrapod ancestors did.
"Jumping high in the mud will get you noticed..."
Yeah. By birds.
Dr w
Cipher If I were a bird I wouldn’t go anywhere near these stupid ass lookin, weird ass creatures.
@@MemeLord-nu8mi make your statement clear. Is it I or we?
I was thinking the same thing.circle of life
Cipher My bad, I typed a little to fast there hehe..
0:23 Imagine agreeing to share a room with somebody, then discovering they make that noise every time they blink.
;D
Thank God those were purely sound effects
I eat carrots in the closet for my sensitive roommate.
Fish: "Wanna see me evolve into a terrestrial lifeform?"*
Fish 375.000.000 years later: *"Wanna see me do it again?"*
Guilherme Houck Wanna see me evolve to a Extraterrestrial?
Evolution: *Loading*
Stay EZ My Friends religion? Preposterous? You mean the belief in the existence of any type of divine god, yah?
My God is Life and im living it, am i religious?😂
Lmao
All these years of evolution and you get my dumb as 😂🤦🏼💀
Such impeccable timing and editing
"food for the mudskipper" and said mudskipper promptly makes a sound that sounds like a very loud human burp
I always picture mudskippers yelling when they fight just kinda like:
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Ah. A Zefrank viewer i see
Yeah because you probably saw the video when they yell.
*_Imagine Ryan Bergara's screaming voice there_*
While two mudskippers fighting,
Crab: Where’s the popcorn?
Nah nah, the crab would be like that one dude that shouts Worldstar whenever there's a fight.
@Kenz Charlie Gaviola any problem??
😀😀😀😀
and put on the crab rave 😂
It's stuff like this that makes you realize how freaking alien earth actually is
Speaking about how freaking alien the Earth is, have you ever wondered what a cross between a spider and a slug would look like?
Also, the many species of animals we haven't discovered, yet.
@@wilburmcbride8096 Not that much
@@drakoxd29 we haven't discovered 95% of the ocean
@@vukantic1978 That is bullshit percentage that you've heard or read. I'm not saying it is wrong, I am saying you are wrong.
Anyways, the comment replied to another referring to interesting and complex species. So tell me, do you really think small species in the ocean are that interesting? This is relative but for the majority of people, the fact is no.
I love these little guys so much they seem so chill to have as a pet or smth
I just watched the two males fight and I just had a thought what if one of them caught the other’s tail and sucked him in like spaghetti
Yo that's the same thing I was thinking dude
A B c
ew
Isn't that what Lemongrab essentially did to his twin brother/clone?
I LITERALLY WHEEZEDDHDGCCSHSGWKWJJSBSVSNS
Mudskippers really do be going POGGERS when they fight
2:15 *they are fighting*
RUclips substitle: [applause]
True lol😂
Because is epic
One of nature's most beautiful animals...
Very special animal.
1 of my favorite lol as a kid,later in life had 3 of these. Getting ready to get 6 now,plans in motion. Smiling love these little beasties.
Blessed be...
God Bless you thanks for taking care of these little mud suckers 😹😹
Mudskippers when they meet rivals: POGCHAMP
lol
😂
𝙈𝙪𝙙 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙢𝙥
shame that they removed it , and make new ones that twice as worse than one before
(Ö)
Everyone talking about how cute it is, clearly missing the point : this thing will be top of the food chain in 100 million years after a nuclear winter swept us all away.
What? You think so advance I didn't get you 😂
*THE FURUTE IS WILD*
Ali Macen you think T-Rex came out of nowhere 80 million years ago? It was a tiny little thing first. You’re looking at it.
Well I for one welcome our new mudskipper overlords
I would be more scared of an octopus actually, imagine a smart son of a White with eight arms, who can regenerate and change colors. That's Lord Fishus Christ right there
I love how every animal even humans have a sense of flirting
In almost every species, males must compete for the most coveted thing in the world. The ability to reproduce and pass on their DNA. It is the purpose of all species. Females need to select very good males that can provide for her and her future offspring. 'Flirting' is basically the act of a male convincing a female that he is worthy of her allowing him to pass on his DNA. The longer the female gestation period, the more critical flirting is.
Evolution in action
2:25
“Hold On lemme moisten my skin real quick"
"understandable have a nice day"
You literally just directly copied from a comment m8
🤣🤣🤣🤣
0:07
Me coming out of my room after 72 hours of gaming
Like a fish!!!
Good plot for Junji Ito books.
You gotta bump those numbers up. Those are rookie numbers.
Lol
Lol😄
Its like a rare Pokemon that lives only in the Japan region.
Mudkip
What's its power though?
@@deadshade442 Yes! 😂 Definitely a ground and water type.
@@hieuphan4456 I'd say Ground and Water, with its base attack of mudslap which lowers accuracy and has approximately 20 power.
Beautiful ocean view!
ruclips.net/video/Ii-pGWl6AnI/видео.html
Masha’Allah first time I’m discovering about this kind of fish! It’s so fascinating ,there so many unique animals in the planet
This Allah didn’t create the mudskippers.
I need to try this. Jumping in the mud to find a mate
Unfortunately, it works only for mudskipper😁
AMIT KUMAR that’s why I’m here
Mates are overrated
I thought you'd try to eat dirt on your house for maintenance
XD MATE is hard to find my minecraft mate is ban me Hard
They look like a mix between frog and cat fish!
Why cat?
@@rosesmith3971 cat fish
@@CIAAgent-bb3zo okay 😊
3:18 my mom when she taste my food
XD lol
And your face reaction is the face from your pfp
@@ironmyth921 😂
Your face: (Jackie chan face)
Crabs in the background looking at the mudskippers: 👁👄👁
Me: Going down the rabbit hole
RUclips: Wannna go further
2:58 Mudkip learn Mudshot
how is this the only mudkip comment
@@Natganistan because people lack culture
@@Natganistan like it's even in Japan for crying outloud
finally. a mudkip comment
Nathan Sloan literally the first thing that came to my mind when I saw the word mudskipper
Imagine two males fighting and one of them evolves into swampert.
Gotta go through your fat phase as Marshtomp first
looks more like a barboach to me
@@fulviomenconitejeda7742 Mudkip Mud-Skip, this is definitely the Inspiration for that line
@@marche800 Now you got a good point there i didnt realize, although the mud skippers bodyplan strongly resembles that of barboach, perhaps this animal inspired both pokes..
@@fulviomenconitejeda7742 loaches inspired barboach
1:41 this is the mudskipper for me😂 the way he spread his flippers and stuck the landing 🩰
^an example of what a female mudskipper would say
Can't believe such strange creatures actually exist. It's amazing
It's called evolution my guy!
Lol evolution? Since when normal fishes give birth to land fishes?
@@jeremywongzijun1994 are you baiting or just really uneducated?
@@zombieman333 it's called God my guy
@@zombieman333 everything isn't evolution lol dude u never been in the deepest part of the ocean or any sea to even know what existed long before u
Are we not gonna talk about that they look like they’re going to evolve? Like about to transform into a different species.
Well, maybe they'll evolve into a different species of land dwellers, separate from our ancestors
they will evolve into the PogChamp species
@@thespecter6416 maybe In 100 Million years more they evolve The same as human but only their eye are different from human but yeah Likely Won't happen
All species are evolving you know, not just semi-terrestrial fishes
ready to evolve to marshtomp lol
"If all life originated from water, why there are no species that currently in process of transition"
There.
Amphibians
It is Sarcopterygii that is the transition from fish to tetrapod. Current living Sarcopterygii are coelacanth and lung fishes. Mudskipper itself is not the form of transition from fish to tetrapod. Its similar form to amphibians are because of convergen evolution. Mudskipper is actinopterygii and its relationship to sarcopterygii is actually far.
@@Vi-pv3xi i guess the question was " if we came from fish ancestors why this isnt happening again and again?"
The fact that the mudskipper and many other species developed separately abilities to live on land just shows how we really came from the water
@@guifdcanalli It happened. Look at sea mammals like dolphin and whales. They are mammals, tetrapod, and come from fish ancestors but they evolved into the form of fish but that doesn't mean their relationship to fish is close. That is convergent evolution because the form of fish is their optimum design to live in the water.
Evolution is odd
Mudskippers fighting was one of the most funny things i´ve recently seen :D
Me: Ok, Lets sleep
RUclips: Hey, do you wan to see Walking fish??
BlazingEtro why yes, yes i would. *proceeds to click.
A fish that burps
🤣🤣🤣
We may hate the people who post this unoriginal comment on every video. But can we have a minute silence for those 2 peopl... sub humans above me who thought this was actually funny?
That's me
It always amazes me to see how much different types of life there are on this one planet.
I could only imagine what other life works on different planets throughout our universe.
Stuff that would probably kill us so quick😅
I love how they look when all of their fins expand, just beautiful!
Are we watching the same video?
@@O.M.96 lmfao
These slimy, muddy fish have earned my deepest respect.
So you have come to terms with your hairy clam then?
Everyone gangsta till the fish start walking
“Normal day” “mudskippers show up” Crabs: we should really move somewheres else this nonsense fighting is annoying
Our nice beach is turning into such a bad neighborhood
They finna grow arms and legs and start eating humans bruh
Hopefuly
I'm weak 😂 lmao
Atheists be like "Go grandpa go"
I thought of spirited away
Indomitable Thunder God nahhh
Bro took “breath air” to a whole new level
2:10 the crab is watching like "this is some good stuff"
You wanna fight dude?? I'll put on a really shocked looking expression then lunge at you!
2:53 Ok, that's kind of adora-...
*SpItS oUt MuD*
Nevermimd
Me after seeing this:
Rolling myself in the mud and then jumping up to attract the females
mouth wide open
Then fight with other males to start a new generation.
Or mudskippers...
Lemme know how it worked out for you
Did it work ?
It's funny little fish.