Bluespotted Mud Hopper Mud flats scenery Healing Relaxing Nature Interesting Environmental sounds

It's breeding season for the mudskippers, and they're causing quite a stir.
But other creatures are not giving up, either.

[@DefundtheABC]

Awsome. You're mudskippers in China are large and interesting. I have some videos of mudskippers of my own from Queensland Australia. They are much smallerr but have similar behaviours like rolling on side. Your video should be more popular because it is great!

[@DefundtheABC]

Sorry maybe you are from Japan.

[@naturalscenerelaxing2015]

Thank you for the compliment.
The sea in Queensland must be beautiful.
The mudskipper's movements are cute and interesting.
This is a mudskipper, Boleophthalmus pectinirostris, an endangered species. It is about 15-20cm in size and eats algae. This photo was taken in a protected area on the tidal flats of the Ariake Sea in Saga Prefecture, Japan.