Many blennies – a remarkable family of fishes – evolved from an aquatic ’jack of all trades’ to a ‘master of one’ upon the invasion of land, a new study led by UNSW scientists has shown.
Fish on the South Pacific island of Rarotonga evolved the ability to survive out of water because it helped them escape predators in the ocean, new research shows.
Fish have evolved the ability to live on land many times, challenging the perception that this extreme lifestyle shift was a rare occurrence in ancient times, UNSW research shows.
