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Mister Pamboli
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Message 11 of 25 (36435)
04-07-2003 5:10 PM
Reply to: Message 8 by crashfrog
04-07-2003 1:08 PM


I can't believe someone from Minnesota doesn't know that divers (or loons as they are known on the west side of the Atlantic) are expert underwater swimmers and migratory fliers too.
What do you think loons do down there - play underwater hockey?
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Mister Pamboli
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Message 18 of 25 (36632)
04-09-2003 9:02 PM
Reply to: Message 16 by crashfrog
04-09-2003 6:47 PM


But auks and shearwaters do swim underwater using their wings, and do fly too.
Check out this site:..
http://www.stanfordalumni.org/...e/text/essays/Swimming.html
The Common Murre is particulary adept at flying in air and underwater. http://personal.southern.edu/...hurch/website1/chapter4.html It's an awesome bird!

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