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Fish that can climb trees 'The climbing perch (Anabas testudineus) is a fish known for its ability to "walk" on land using specialized pectoral fins. It can survive in oxygen-poor environments, Survive out of water in moist conditions for several days or weeks, providing that their air-breathing organ is kept moist. In drier times, they dig into the mud to survive. Travel across land on their pectoral fins and, as their name suggests, may even climb trees. Habitat: Climbing perch is found in var

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