Sentence examples for rapidly swimming from inspiring English sources

Just get a small net, turn up some rocks, and try to make it so that the crayfish end up rapidly swimming right into your net.

In the long-toed salamander, there is no rubbing or head-butting; the males directly approach females and grab on, while the females try to rapidly swim away.

Between 50 and 60 m, birds started gaining momentum rapidly, swim speed increasing from ∼1.6 to almost 2.3 m.s−1 close to the sea surface (Fig. 2 and 5).

Nematostella embryos can be obtained in vast quantities, and develop rapidly into swimming planula larvae that undergo a transition into juvenile polyps within ten days of development.

Females produce a pheromone signal that rapidly search-swimming males use to locate and track down females [41], [35].

R. viridis captured Tetraselmis sp. (PRA-361) with the anterior part of the cell and either rotated rapidly or swam backward in a spiral pattern while dragging the prey cell.

The swim bladder of other fishes appears to be a buoyancy organ and not skeletal; however, cephalopods capable of swimming rapidly in both deep and shallow water possess air-filled buoyancy organs.

Small cetaceans "porpoise" when they are swimming rapidly; that is, they rise out of the water in a low leap that keeps the head clear of the water for breathing.

"I'll take 50!" I shouted, swimming rapidly toward the beach.

In 1941, in a shallow channel between Chincoteague Island and Cape Charles, Virginia, several large bluntnose stingrays were observed repeatedly breaking the surface and swimming rapidly in straight lines, some with their tails thrashing in the air; others were seen rising slowly to the surface and "hanging" for several minutes.

At night, when the beam was relatively much brighter in the darkness, fish avoided the green beam of light, often swimming rapidly away or even leaping out of the water.