12M views · 138K reactions |  : Delaney Trowbridge Photography // The largest animal on earth gracefully raising its tail out of the water before a dive. Once fully immersed below the ocean's surface, they use the power of their giant 25 ft (7.6 m) flukes to propel themselves forward through the water, moving the tail up and down like a paddle, and use their flippers to steer and brake. | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook

224K views · 67K reactions | Onyx our female jaguar loves her pool! Did you know that jaguars are semi-aquatic? They enjoy time in the water and even have special adaptations for swimming and seeing underwater! To learn more interesting facts about jaguars, book a tour with us online at https://pantherridge.org/tours/ or give us a call at 561-795-8914! | Panther Ridge Conservation Center | Facebook