Streamlined: Dolphins vs People

The video explains why dolphins swim faster than humans, highlighting their streamlined bodies and thick skin that reduce drag. Water's density affects human swimming, causing resistance. Dolphins' skin sheds frequently, maintaining smoothness. Humans have adopted techniques like swimming caps and special suits to minimize drag, but in a natural race, dolphins would still win.

In what ways do professional swimmers learn from dolphins?

Why is the dolphin likely to win in a race against a human?