Scaly skin can show up anywhere on the body ... dry areas that look like fish scales. Certain medicines or diseases, including kidney failure, some cancers, and HIV, can trigger it.

a type of small bottom-dwelling fish generally found in lakes and rivers, but their eye sockets were “fully covered with skin,” researchers said. Determined to learn more about these mystery ...

Fish are animals that live in water and breathe through their gills. Gills are like underwater lungs. They have scaly skin that helps them to move through the water and fins that help them swim.

The plesiosaur's smooth and hydrodynamic skin allowed it to swim efficiently to catch fish and other squid-like animals, but its scaly flippers likely helped them move across rough sea floors by ...

Unlike amphibians, reptiles breathe only through their lungs and have dry, scaly skin that prevents them from drying out ... like frogs who serve as a food source for many species of birds, fish, ...

The findings suggest that the distribution of smooth and scaly skin played an important role in plesiosaur locomotion. The hydrodynamic properties of smooth skin likely reduced drag, helping the ...

She has dry, scaly skin making her a reptile just like crocodiles ... reptiles that live on the land and in the water. They eat fish and other animals. There are many species of tortoise.

The plesiosaur's smooth and hydrodynamic skin allowed it to swim efficiently to catch fish and other squid-like animals, but its scaly flippers likely helped them move across rough sea floors by ...