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What is a underwater swimmer called?
diver
What are some jobs that require your to know how to swim?
scuba diver, lifeguard, underwater recovery, underwater conscruction, professional swimmer.
Why can't we cry underwater?
It is completely possible to cry underwater. Because tears are comprised mostly of water, it would be impossible to see them on a swimmer's face while they were underwater.
How you would call a swimmer using flippers and a mask?
a snorkeler. Or they could be an underwater hockey player.
Is phoebe tonkin a strong swimmer?
Before starting shooting "H2O" she was not; she worked to improve her swimming skills, but due to the fact she played a mermaid in the production and had to shoot lots of scenes underwater, we can assume she's a pretty good swimmer.
Is underwater a compound word?
Diving does not consist of two separate words together, so it is not a compound word.
In Washington State all motor-propelled vessels must be equipped with what equipment?
In Washington State, all motor-propelled vessels must be equipped with An effective muffler or underwater exhaust system.
What is the Japanese term for a wall of water created by an underwater earthquake?
That term is tsunami.
What does the figure of speech mean swimming like a fish?
This term means that you are a good swimmer, fish can stride through the water and therfore the swimmer is good.
How fast can a gentoo penguin swim?
Gentoo penguins has a maximum speed of 36 kph and can dive up to 170 m. They are the fastest swimmer of penguin's underwater specie.
What is underwater research vehicle?
An underwater research vehicle is a type of vehicle designed to operate underwater and gather data for scientific research or exploration purposes. These vehicles are equipped with various sensors and tools to collect information about the underwater environment, such as water temperature, pressure, and marine life. They can be remotely operated or unmanned autonomous vehicles.
What is the term for eroded underwater volcanoes?
Such formations are called seamounts.
