Though it can be argued that Metaphor: ReFantazio's protagonist is something of a fish-out-of-water himself, the way the device is used with Eupha is an even more fundamental part of her character.

To be a “fish out of water” is to be a person who finds themselves in an unfamiliar and, thus, uncomfortable situation — much like how an aquatic animal on land likely feels. This age-old ...

From speedy sharks to spawning salmon, many fish are known to leap out of the water. Impressive acrobatics aren’t limited to ...

Taking a blobfish out of water is like “heating something that ... but underwater they look like a completely different fish. They sustain tissue damage when they're brought from the ocean's ...

Now, a body language expert has analyzed the king’s appearances and likened those to a “fish out of water.” Here’s why. Darren Stanton is a body language and behavioral expert with a ...

According to recent Smithsonian Bulletin 188, The Fresh-Water Fishes of Siam by the late Dr. Hugh M. Smith, Siamese fish frequently set out on overland treks. One capricious clarias batrachus ...

Fish-out-of-water setups have generated laughs for at least seven centuries, when Chaucer mentioned “Fish that is waterless” in the introduction to “The Canterbury Tales.” In the modern ...