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Dolphin power measured for the first time

The muscle strength of dolphins has been measured using a high-speed video technique that visualises fast-moving water
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The colours in this image reflect the different speeds at which the water is moving
The colours in this image reflect the different speeds at which the water is moving

Dolphin muscle strength has been measured for the first time using a high-speed video technique.

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