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| − | Swimming refers to any combination of bodily movements employed by [[animals]] as a means of propelling themselves through [[water]]. [[Humans]] can learn to swim, although water is not their natural habitat. [[Fish]], marine [[mammals]], and other creatures of the [[sea]] swim by instinct as their primary means of locomotion. | + | '''Swimming''' refers to any combination of bodily movements employed by [[animals]] as a means of propelling themselves through [[water]]. [[Humans]] can learn to swim, although water is not their natural habitat. [[Fish]], marine [[mammals]], and other creatures of the [[sea]] swim by instinct as their primary means of locomotion. |
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Revision as of 01:19, May 11, 2008
Swimming refers to any combination of bodily movements employed by animals as a means of propelling themselves through water. Humans can learn to swim, although water is not their natural habitat. Fish, marine mammals, and other creatures of the sea swim by instinct as their primary means of locomotion.