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These ‘robo-bees’ can dive, swim, and jump
Water-converting device lets robot pop out of water with a spark
Read more: http://scim.ag/2gDCFmE
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Mama bear and cubs enjoy dip in Tennessee backyard pool
n 2016, a big mama bear and her two little cubs enjoyed a refreshing dip in the big, beautiful backyard pool of Gatlinburg, Tennessee resident Cindy Dorrow. Dorrow was surprised to see her ursine visitors so close to home, but she kept her wits about her enough to keep filming as much as she could.
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BBC – 6 Minute English 2017 – What’s wetiquette?
How do you behave in a swimming pool? Do you respect other swimmers or do you end up in their way? Rob and Neil talk about ‘wetiquette’ and teach you other new vocabulary.
https://youtu.be/GOcZ6w1S9-U
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Short Course Underwater Tips by Optus
Our friends at Optus have put together an overview of the importance of underwater in short course.
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Swimmers run from water as killer whale swims towards shore
Raw video: Group of friends in for shock while visiting beach in New Zealand.
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An Interview With Olympic Gold Medallist And Cancer Survivor Maarten van der Weijden
Find out more about Maarten’s fundraising efforts and his amazing 200km Elfstedentocht swim in August next year, all in aid of cancer research: http://maartenvanderweijdenfoundation…
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Synchronised Swimming in a Vintage Suit from the 1920’s ft. Ona Carbonell | Fashion Behind the Games
Ona Carbonell is the captain of the Spanish synchronized swimming team and fashion designer, can she recreate and train in an 1920´s synchro swimsuit?
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Sacramento police officers swim in uniforms against Grant High School relay team
The Sacramento Police Department beat out six groups of Grant High School students in a friendly swim relay race on Oct. 23 at the school’s new pool.
Officers who patrol the Del Paso Heights area near the school split up into five teams to take on the Grant High School Junior ROTC, student government, swim team and other student organizations, with the police taking the top spot and the Grant swim team taking second and third place.
Officers swam in full uniform and bare feet (save one officer, who wore socks), while students wore swimsuits.