6K views · 17 reactions | The pectoral fins of frogfish have evolved into legs, making them less capable of swimming, let alone chasing after their prey. They often remain on the seafloor, waiting for prey in silence. #AnimalAdventure #ChorusofLife For more: https://english.cctv.com/ | CCTV | Facebook

The hairy frogfish is camouflaged with spines resembling strands of hair—and it can change color. | National Geographic

Observing a hairy frogfish up close and witnessing it "walk" is quite a unique experience! Critter Republic Dive Center These remarkable creatures have adapted their pectoral and pelvic fins into leg-like structures, allowing them to "walk" along the ocean floor in a manner that resembles a clumsy stroll. As they move, their fins mimic the movements of legs, propelling them forward in short, deliberate steps. This distinctive walking behavior, combined with their cryptic appearance, makes striat