Sentence examples for underwater fly from inspiring English sources

There's been a big focus on what I need to improve on at the moment and we've been doing a lot of underwater fly kicking which I hope will help me improve on that.

While most stingrays propel themselves by undulating their disc margins, this species swims by oscillating (flapping) its pectoral fins in a manner approaching the "underwater flying" employed by eagle rays.

If they can look fab underwater and flying through the air, it should be a cinch for the rest of us right!

The wings of penguins have become highly modified into paddles that allow them to "fly" underwater; they use their webbed feet only for steering.

Penguins are adapted for rapid locomotion in water, in which the wings, or flippers, are used for propulsion; the birds "fly" underwater.

"Penguins basically fly underwater, in a medium that is 800 times denser than air".

Instead, they evolved a flat body by expanding their pectoral fins, which they use to "fly" underwater much like birds use their wings to fly in the air.

Plesiosaurs and sea turtles used their limbs to fly underwater (Massare 1988), whereas the other groups used their body axis, especially the tail, for propulsion.

I'm not an RC gadget expert, but modding static model kits of space ships so that they're water-proof and can be RC-controlled to make them then "fly underwater" seems like a very, very geeky thing to do to me.

The British comics Peter Cook and Dudley Moore had a sketch where a pompous British twit, Sir Arthur Greeb-Streebling (or Streeb-Greebling -- it varied) was interviewed about his lifelong attempt to teach ravens to fly underwater.

Who knew that seabirds flew underwater?