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CAIRNS, Australia, June 5 (UPI) --A walking, breathing fish is threatening to invade mainland Australia, and scientists are concerned the invasive species' arrival could spell trouble for a variety of ...

A terrifying breed of fish could migrate to Australia. The climbing perch of Papua New Guinea is moving south toward Australia and has many researchers questioning what its impact will be "down under.

Meet the climbing perch -- the invasive fish that may be threatening the Australian ecosystem. The "walking" fish is continuing to make its way to Australia from Paupa New Guinea, possibly posing a ...

As the rain stops and the night sky blankets the rice fields, climbing perch emerge for a quiet migration. The rice fields come alive late at night in a quiet but distinctive way. After the first ...

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The climbing perch is one intimidating fish. Anabas testudineus, native to southeast Asia, can crawl on dry land by dragging itself by the gills—and it can survive there for almost a week. Oh, and ...

THE aquarium of the Zoological Society's Gardens in Regent's Park has lately received a contribution of five specimens of the “Climbing Perch” (Anabas scandens). They were very kindly obtained for me ...