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A fish swims around a circular pond. Why is the fish accelerating even though the fish maintains a constant speed?
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A fish swims around a circular pond. Why is the fish accelerating even though the fish maintains a constant speed?

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Now a computer simulation has provided the answer. By Emerging Technology from the arXiv December 18, 2018 When it comes to swimming, fish demonstrate an effortless

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