Spyke
sh.itjust.works

Both.

Swimming means to self-propel through (typically) water either on the surface or beneath it.

Floating means to be buoyant, either on the surface with positive buoyancy or in the middle of it with a neutral buoyancy.

So fish can swim in water and also float in water.

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Are fish made of wood? We should try building a bridge out of them to be sure

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lemmy.ml

Swimming means to self-propel through (typically) water

I have yet to see a fish swimming through jam

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tiramichureply
sh.itjust.works

No, but if it did, it would still be swimming :)

I was definitely being pedantic but a lot of it is defensive pedantry learned from too many years of being online where if you don't close a hole someone will jump on you for it.

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Karlreply
literature.cafe

No. Hippopotamus swims. Because it's fat ass head is always above the water.

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lemmy.world

Actually they often move through the water by running along the bottom, fully submerged.

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Yes

Fish obviously swim with their fins and stuff

Many fish have swim bladders they use to change their buoyancy

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