Terns are known for their impressive diving abilities, with some species reaching speeds of up to 60 miles per hour (97 kilometers per hour) when diving to catch fish. Their streamlined bodies and pointed wings help them achieve such high speeds. The exact diving speed can vary depending on the species and individual circumstances, but they are among the fastest divers in the bird world.
the 1965 Corvette Grand Sport is the car that does the rock dive in the opening sequence of fast five.
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when you dive into the water going forward. usually touching your toes and then diving in.
Skin Dive was created in 1985.
Dewgong learns Dive at level 45.
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The u boat can dive 200 to 250feet deep
when you dive off a block, it should not be more than 2 seconds. when you dive, you must dive through your legs, like jumping off of it.
Gulls, informally also known as seagulls, belong to the family Laridae, while terns belong to the family Sternidae. They both belong to the suborder Lari, which is part of the order Charadriiformes. Therefore they are related, but not the same. Terns tend to be smaller and they have shorter legs. Terns have long pointed wings, while the wings of the gulls are usually broader and rounder. The same goes for the beaks. The beaks of the terns are straight and sharp, while the beaks of the gulls are hooked. Terns dive into the water to catch a fish, while gulls float above the water. Terns usually avoid people, while gulls can be often seen in cities. Terns prefer to stick to their fish diet, while gulls will eat almost anything from fish to bread, biscuits, French fries and even garbage!
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A group of terns is generally called a "committee" or a "ternery."
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How fast a bird can dive depends on the type of bird. Some birds rarely dive at all, and others, such as the Peregrine Falcon, rely on diving to catch their prey and are excellent at it. (Peregrine Falcons are, by the way, considered technically the fastest animal on the planet, because their dive speed has been clocked at over 200 mph.)
They can swim really fast and dive to depths of 565 metres (1,850 ft)
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Arctic terns migrate all the way to the coast of Antarctica.
It does a stoop (dive) over 200 mph