Which fish can walk on land, swim in water and climb on trees too?

Answer 1

The Walking Catfish,though they don't climb trees

Answer 2

the true fish is the snake head other wise known as franken fish it can climb trees walk on land from water to water and it swims really good but it isn't a common fish and are really only fond in the Mediterranean except the few that are in the states and if you can catch one and take it to the government they will give you some money because they are harming the waters in the states

Answer 3

The mudskipper. This frog-eyed fish—which lives in coastal mangrove swamps of the Indian and Pacific Oceans—can survive on land when the tide goes out. While on land, mudskippers use their fins to move—in fact, some of the larger species can “skip” over the mud faster than you can walk! If necessary, mudskippers can also climb up the roots of mangrove trees.

Answer 4

I don't know of a fish that can do this, but how about a frog?

Grey Tree frogs are born just like any other frog, as tad poles and are restricted to water for the first part of their lives. If they make it to adult hood, they move to land, and spend most of their time up in trees.

Answer 5

Walking catfish can probably do all of the above, but the tree climbing is kind of far fetched. Not impossible though depending on the shape of the tree.

Answer 6

Only one fish can go on land, the lungfish. It crawls on land in the summer and puts itself in the mudd and hybornates the whole summer.

Answer 7

Periophtalmus

Answer 8

a fish called kambibara

Answer 9

Thoses with three eyes in "The Simpsons"?

Answer 10

If you consider that frogs start off as pollywoggs, then theres one!