[DOC] [TLE] Gliding and Parachuting [PAR] Gliders, then, do not produce thrust; they do not flap their wings. Indeed ... which 
hangs upside down in trees, leaping into the air to glide in search of fruit to eat. [DOC] [TLE] 7 "Flying" Animals (besides bugs, birds, and bats) | Mental Floss [PAR] Jul 9, 2009 ... These muscular fish can leap several feet out of the water, but no one is quite ... 
The flying lemur is not a lemur, but the four species of Cynocephalidae are the ... 
as they leap from the water with a push of their powerful pectoral fins. ... There 
are more animals that can glide, float, or jump through the air with... [DOC] [TLE] Flying Fish | Serendip Studio - Bryn Mawr College [PAR] Dec 13, 2006 ... They seemed so wrong in the world  fish, that live and breathe and ... These 
pectoral fins allow the flying fish to fly, or more literally, glide. ... In order leave the 
water, flying fish swim quickly upwards to the surface of the water and leap into 
the air. ... Unlike birds, though, flying fish do not flap their wings/fins. [DOC] [TLE] Flying Fish, Flying Fish Pictures, Flying Fish Facts - National ... [PAR] Flying fish can be seen jumping out of warm ocean waters worldwide. ... Flying 
fish are thought to have evolved this remarkable gliding ability to escape 
predators, of which they have many. ... Beyond their useful pectoral fins, all have 
unevenly forked tails, with the ... There is currently no protection status on these 
animals. [DOC] [TLE] Flying and gliding animals - Wikipedia [PAR] A number of animals have evolved aerial locomotion, either by powered flight or 
by gliding. ... Animal aerial locomotion can be divided into two categories
powered and .... A bird or bat flying through the air at a constant speed moves its 
wings up .... While it does this, the fish flaps its large pectoral fins, giving it its 
common... [DOC] [TLE] || Jounior Observer - Sunday Observer [PAR] Jun 25, 2006 ... Perhaps not. ... So, why are these animals called flying squirrels or flying fish, you 
may ... Flying fish can easily be identified by their huge flying fins and lopsided 
tails. ... They leap out of the water, up to about 2m (6 feet) and then glide along ... 
enlarged pectoral fins relatively steady and glide through the air,... [DOC] [TLE] Top 10: The Weirdest Ways of Flying - Softpedia News [PAR] Jun 16, 2007 ... There are over 52 species of the so-called flying fishes, grouped in 8 ... Unlike 
flingfishes, hatchetfishes can assist their flight by rapidly striking their pectoral fins 
to evade ... These morphological adaptations allow the flying frogs to glide ... 
When the gecko leaps into the air, the flaps are used to generate lift... [DOC] [TLE] Aerial Jumping in the Trinidadian Guppy (Poecilia reticulata) - NCBI [PAR] Apr 16, 2013 ... These authors also reported that in aerial feeding events, the fish increases its 
swimming speed as it approaches the prey and, ... Fishes also leap into the air to 
escape predators. ... The marine flying fishes exhibit long glides in the air [14][
17]. ... Flying fish do not flap their pectoral of pelvic fins to gain lift. [DOC] [TLE] The Earth Life Web, Fish Locomotion [PAR] While we do not understand all there is to know about how fish swim so ... The 
extreme proponents of pectoral fin locomotion are ofcourse the skates and ... In 
other words they don't flap their enlarged fins in the air, but only hold them out stiff
. ... This final flurry of exertion drives the fish fully into the air where it glides for up 
to... [DOC] [TLE] Fish - Facts for Now - Scholastic [PAR] They do not return to the streams until it is time for them to lay their own eggs. 
Eels migrate ... These hardy fish can also survive if the water they live in becomes 
oxygen poor. They just ... Some fish are able to lessen resistance even more by 
tucking their fins into

Question: These fish do not flap their pectoral fins; they leap into the air & glide
Answer: flying fish