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swam

verb as in make way through water using arms, legs

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Once collected, the DNA can be preserved in laboratories for years, allowing future scientists to study additional species that once swam through the same waters.

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He swam silently beneath the surface, coming up for air halfway across.

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They floated there, quietly cleaning their feathers, until, below the water, their webbed feet started paddling, and they swam to shore and waddled onto a pebble beach.

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One officer told the BBC they kept having to rescue people who swam back to their homes when the water levels dropped, desperate to salvage whatever they could.

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And then the biggest goose slowly swam over.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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