Bichir walks on land

[crayfishguy]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...n-land-mimic-ancient-evolutionary-transition/ Wow. I'm interested to see these terrestrial setups

 

[felix453]

First we keep them as subjects, then we teach them to walk; when does the madness end?

 

[raymondk394]

This is crazy and kind of pisses me.off because my delhizi died after only 4 hours on the floor when he jumped out

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[SawickiB]

This is crazy and kind of pisses me.off because my delhizi died after only 4 hours on the floor when he jumped out

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I think it most likely died from lack of moisture and dried up, the bichirs in these experiments were misted constantly and kept in very high humidity environments.

 

[Hasircoglu]

If i ever get bichers to breed im doing this

 

[SawickiB]

Id rather just keep them in the environment evolution gave them lol

 

[Hasircoglu]

Sometime evolution needs a kick start. Haha it would love to try this for several generations

 

[Hasircoglu]

Sometime evolution just needs a kick start i doubt i would ever do that, but it be cool to see this after several generations.

 

[SawickiB]

I think the hard part would be breeding them on land, you know cupping the anal fin catching the eggs and scattering them in some plant debree XD

 

[Hasircoglu]

If you were to introduce them back into a environment that is condusive to breeding once they are at reproductive size, maby it just might work.