Hidrodinámicos: delfines frente a hombres

The video discusses the differences in swimming speeds between humans and dolphins, highlighting the hydrodynamic advantages dolphins have due to their body structure and skin properties. Dolphins swim faster because their bodies are more streamlined, and their skin is thicker and sheds frequently, reducing resistance. Humans have attempted to mimic these features with swimwear and techniques, but dolphins remain superior swimmers.

What are some reasons dolphins can swim faster than humans?

How does the density of water affect human swimming compared to dolphins?

What adaptations do dolphins have that reduce resistance while swimming?

In what ways do humans attempt to mimic dolphin characteristics for swimming?

Why will a dolphin always win in a race against a human under equal conditions?