If you combined a fish and a monkey would it be able to survive on both land and water.

Question: If you combined a fish and a monkey would it be able to survive on both land and water.
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  philosophy,
  quirky
Asked by jacobtheman to Derek, Elaine, Heather, Keith, Bimpe on 24 Jun 2013.
- Heather Eyre answered on 24 Jun 2013:
  
  Because the two things are very very different, I don’t think it’d survive at all. The important parts (gills/lungs/kidney) so specialised that a half way between probably wouldn’t work well on land or in water. But frogs do a good job of living both in and out of water, as do diving birds like penguins and mammals like seals.
- Keith Siew answered on 27 Jun 2013:
  
  Unless we’re talking about the tiny little creatures you can buy called sea monkeys… I have to agree with Heather… in order to blend the DNA of both these animals you’d have to make some really radical changes to make sure that everything worked together… but by that stage… it wouldn’t really be half a monkey or a fish… it’d be an entirely new organism with different DNA

Question: If you combined a fish and a monkey would it be able to survive on both land and water.