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While biologists have long known that seals and sea lions have had two different methods for swimming, the reason behind this has been a mystery.
By using cutting-edge engineering alongside footage of animal behaviour, scientists can now explain the origins of efficient swimming in the animals.
Seals and sea lions are fast-swimming ocean predators that use their flippers to “fly” through the water.
But not all seals are the same – some use their front flippers to swim, while others propel themselves with their back feet.