The Future is Wild - Splish

The Global Ocean – 200 million years hence

In the global ocean, flish are a common sight both above and below the waves. Splish are a large kind of flish which has lost the ability to fly, instead using its wings to swim much as a penguin does. They chase swiftly after small silverswimmers and young cephalopods, but must return to the surface to breathe.  Splish are an oddity, having evolved from a sea-dwelling codfish, whose descendants flew in the air, and then returned to the water.

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