Amphibian Man

Amphibian Man is a fictional character created by Soviet writer Aleksandr Belyaev in his 1928 novel. The story follows a man named Ichthyander, who is genetically modified to live underwater and possesses both human and fish-like features. The book explores themes of identity, human nature, and the impact of scientific experimentation. It reflects society's fascination with evolution and transformation, while also raising ethical questions about the limits of science. The character has inspired various adaptations in film and other media, highlighting humanity’s complex relationship with nature and technology.