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.
The positive form of "fastest" is "fast."
The world's fastest mammal, the cheetah, can reach speeds of up to 70 miles per hour, while the world's fastest fish, the sailfish, can swim at speeds of up to 68 miles per hour. Therefore, the cheetah is faster than the sailfish.
The 3rd fastest land animal is the Wildebeest, which can run up to 50mph, and the 3rd fastest air animal is the Spur-winged goose, which can fly up to 95mph.
the fastest mixed dog is named sayde
Objects move fastest when they are closest to the primary object. In the case of Mercury, it moves fastest when it is closest to the Sun.
John Filtch made the first steamship, but Robert Fulton made the successful steamship.
John Filtch made the first steamship, but Robert Fulton made the successful steamship.
The Adelaide steamship company was formed by a group of South Australian businessmen in 1875. Their aim was to control the transport of goods between Adelaide and Melbourne. The Adelaide steamship was the first operational steamship.
The first Steamship was made on the 2nd of July 1787.
Waterford Steamship Company was created in 1836.
Waterford Steamship Company ended in 1912.
Waterman Steamship Corporation was created in 1919.
Bergen Steamship Company was created in 1851.
Bergen Steamship Company ended in 1988.
Adelaide Steamship Company was created in 1875.
Isthmian Steamship Company was created in 1910.
Metropolitan Steamship Company was created in 1866.