DID YOU KNOW? 

Swimming is considered a natural trait of marine animals. However, several land-dwelling species are good swimmers, showcasing impressive adaptations to thrive in both terrestrial and aquatic environments.

Here Are 5 Non-Aquatic Animals That Are Good Swimmers:

Despite their massive size, elephants can swim for up to six hours nonstop and have been recorded crossing stretches of water over 30 miles wide. 

Unlike domestic cats, tigers are among the few feline species that are powerful swimmers and routinely navigate rivers and lakes in their natural habitats.

Despite their long legs and bulky build, the moose develop swimming abilities within days of birth. They can swim at speeds of up to 6 mph and stay in the water for hours to feed on aquatic plants.

Camels are mostly found in arid desert conditions, but when the situation arises, they can effectively navigate through water with the help of their buoyant bodies and powerful limbs.

Kangaroos exhibit surprising swimming skills when needed, propelling themselves in water with their powerful hind legs with a dog-paddle motion, while their tail serves as a rudder for steering and balance.