Although it is a commonly held belief that skeletons cannot swim, this is not entirely correct. While slow and inefficient, the skeletal surface does provide enough impermeable surface area to exert pressure against a liquid mass, enabling skeletons to swim, albeit poorly.
An interesting side-note, however, is that skeletons are among the least at-risk from sharks, due to their complete lack of blood.
the boney bladder fish =)
swim bladder.
Sharks do not exactly have back bones, their skeletons are cartilaginous. And their weight is supported by the water in which they swim.
Yes, elephants do have skeletons.
what is a group of skeletons called
Zebras have skeletons, as do all mammals.
There are some skeletons in the wilderness but rev's appear there so watch out there are also skeletons in the varrock sewer
Yes it does. Cats have their slim skeleton for jumping and running while turtles have a short and fat skeleton because all they need to do is swim.
They swim, they have gills, they live under water, they are sea creatures. They have fins, they travel in schools, they live underwater, and they have scales. Most fishes have gills, fins, and scales. Their skeletons are either made of cartilage and bone. they are cold blooded
You can fight skeletons at the marsh
Orangutans are mammals who have internal skeletons.
Skeletons at the Feast was created in 2008.