Lungfish, Fish That Become a Cocoon To Survive In The Dry Land

in #steemit7 years ago

Recently circulated hoboh news in the youtube world about some youth who dig a barren land and find many fish in it.

Do you know the Fish is called Lung Fish Fish is still a family with salamenderfish, the benefits of this fish can live for months or even years in the ground even though the soil is dry and arid.
Lung Fish will usually enter the mud when the area of ​​the waters where they enter the dry seam, usually after the dry season passes new fish will reappear from the ground, according to scientists the fish can survive without eating for three years.

Lung Fish Also can take oxygen from the air like other land animals, even these fish can survive long in the water without appearing surface. Like other fish lungfish also swim and forage in the water.

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It's incredible how it can survive! Thanks for this information.

It is really surprising that the way they survived in land.

That's the reality. There are still many mysteries that we have not

keep sharing with us with those mysterious facts and let us know about them.

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