Sentence examples for diving up to from inspiring English sources

The Lethbridge has a robot capable of diving up to 3,000 metres to retrieve the black boxes.

A king penguin, however, can stay down for more than 7 minutes, diving up to 300 meters.

They are capable of running rapidly in brief sprints up to, diving up to 4.5 m, and climbing trees proficiently when young through use of their strong claws.

Several families of birds have adapted to life both on the world's oceans and in them, with some seabird species coming ashore only to breed and some penguins have been recorded diving up to 300 m.

In the high-use area off North Carolina, diving behavior was limited by bathymetry, although deeper dives up to 550 m occurred when the fish moved on occasion offshore beyond the continental shelf (Figure 7; Figure 10, section1).

The penguins' deepest dives (up to 170m) were well beyond the maximum diving depths of shearwaters, suggesting that such prey would be accessible to the shearwaters for a much shorter period of each day.

The Mauritius-based company, Deep Ocean Search, which operates the John Lethbridge, had used a remotely operated vehicle fitted with an acoustic sensor designed to dive up to 20,000 feet to retrieve the black boxes.

Thus protected from the deadly saltwater, it can dive up to 2 meters to feed and lay its eggs.

Book the just-introduced "Nemo", a three-person orange and white submarine that can dive up to 98 feet.

Consumers can now dive up to depths of 130 feet and still be able to capture exciting underwater adventures.

They produce echolocation clicks as they dive up to 1.5km (1min in depth, picking up echoes that bounce off the bodies of the squid they are hunting.