a. to acclimate their body to the temperature of the water
b. prevent air from getting trapped in their suit
Yes, penguins are good swimmers. Their wings were made to paddle themselves through the water, and their tail acts as a rudder.
It refers to hot people seeing cool water and being attracted to it.
Most competitive swimmers will shave all body hair except the hair on their heads to lessen the amount of friction between themselves and the water. They also might wear a swimsuit that reflects water instead of soaking it up.
The phrase "the water beckoned invitingly to the hot swimmers" suggests that the coolness of the water is appealing to the swimmers who are feeling overheated. It personifies the water as if it is actively inviting them to cool off and refresh themselves. This creates a vivid image of relief and temptation, emphasizing the contrast between the swimmers' warmth and the water's refreshing qualities. Overall, it conveys a sense of allure and the natural desire to seek comfort in a hot environment.
Open Water Swimmers of the Year was created in 2005.
Robins are not strong swimmers and they usually avoid deep water. While they may splash around in shallow water or wet areas, they are not adapted for swimming like some other bird species.
play with toys, splash, relieve themselves, blow bubbles, drink the water
swimmers of the 1920s swan with their heads out of the water
Swimmers look like people moving around in the water
The cost of a splash of water at the water park varies depending on the park's pricing structure.
Salt water is denser than fresh water, therefore swimmers are more buoyant.
Water can splash because of its state of matter! its a liquid! most liquid would splash.