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Swordfish can swim up to 110 km/h (68 mph).

It's difficult to measure but numerous source say it's the sail fish but that was when it was leaping and only for short bursts. The dolphin is the fastest swimmer over longer distances (when alarmed), but perhaps the the killer whale is faster being able to catch anything it chases.

It also depends on what and how it's measured (short distance) vs. long distance, or jumping/leaping, etc.

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SS United States, United States Lines. Speed:38.32 Knots on her trials, although she was reputedly capable of steaming at over 40 knots. Still holds the transatlantic speed record (the Blue Riband), 34.51 knots, set in 1952.

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The Blue Riband record for fastest transatlantic crossing by a steamship is held by SS United States, which achieved an average speed of 34.51 knots during its maiden voyage in 1952.

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I don't know much info about it but it is "Shinas"

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it is a dolphin it can swim up to 40 mph

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