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As for the high jump, the red kangaroo can hurdle a ten-foot fence. The sperm whale is generally acknowledged to be the deepest diving mammal, but the northern bottlenose whale is not far behind. The sperm whale is known to dive a mile (5280 feet) or deeper and to stay under for durations exceeding two hours. The bottlenose is said to dive at least 5000 feet and is also able to remain submerged for two hours. If the two were competing in an Olympic event, the odds would be about even. There is little competition for the deepest diving bird: it is the emperor penguin, which can dive to a depth of 1770 feet. Outside of the penguin family, the thick-billed murre may be one of the emperor's nearest competitors; it is thought to dive 600-700 feet. Dovekies (300 feet), loons (250 feet), Atlantic puffins (160 feet), and long-tailed ducks (130 feet) are all superb divers but are no match for the emperor penguin. Some types of kangaroos can leap a distance of 30 feet. White-tailed deer, when bounding, can cover almost the same distance. But the true long-jump champion is probably the inch-long southern cricket frog, which makes leaps exceeding 60 times its body length. But the longest annual migration by a mammal is the 10000-mile circuit made by the gray whale, from the Artic to its warm winter calving areas and back again. North America's white-tailed deer can hurdle an obstacle eight and a half feet high. Those leapers have got nothing on the lowly spittlebug, though, which jumps 115 times its body height. The deer and kangaroo would have to jump about 600 feet to compete with the spittlebug! No animal on earth can lift as much weight as the African elephant, which can pick up a one-ton weight with its trunk. Relative to body size, however, the elephant doesn't even come close to the strongest animal on earth. This rather strange-looking little creature can transport objects weighing 850 times its own body weight. The elephant, carrying only one fourth of its body weight, isn't even close in this contest. At the Olympic Games, the fastest runners, highest jumpers, and most skillful divers win medals and worldwide acclaim. In the animal world, no medals are awarded, and individuals don't often achieve fame for their accomplishments. Rather, the amazing athletic feats performed by animals enable them to escape danger, catch food, impress a mate, and live another day. Take the Artic tern, for instance. If the cheetah lived in North America, it might meet its match. The pronghorn antelope has been clocked at close to 70 mph and can run for long distances at 30 or 45 mph. Interestingly enough, these two animals run at these top speeds for different reasons: the cheetah runs in pursuit, whereas the pronghorn runs to escape. The peregrine falcon is widely acknowledged to be the fastest moving bird, achieving astonishing speeds when it dives for prey. Some sources cite a top speed of 200 mph, while others put the figure at about 120 mph. Either way, it would be hard for any other bird to escape it. On foot, the fastest bird is the ostrich, which can run about 40 mph. It outpaces the greater roadrunner, North America's fastest running bird, which tops out at about 25mph. Coyotes, incidentally, can also outrun roadrunners, with a cruising speed of 25-30 mph and a top speed of 40 mph. The Olympic Marathon, a paltry 26 miles, doesn't come close to the marathons some animals endure. Like human sprinters, it cannot maintain its top speed for long and must take down its prey within a distance of about 300 yards. Some birds spend long durations, even most of their lives, in flight. Swifts, for example, have very underdeveloped legs and live almost entirely on the wing. Some seabirds, such as the sooty tern, fly for years without landing. The wandering albatross is named for its ability to fly thousands of miles on feeding trips. Fish can make long-distance migrations as well. Some salmon, swimming between the ocean and the rivers in which they spawn, cover 2000 miles. European eels are said to swim up to 3700 miles to reach their breeding grounds in the Sargasso Sea, located in the Atlantic Ocean. The great annual migration of wildebeests and zebras in the African Serengeti covers about 2000 miles. It migrates between the North and South poles, covering a distance of as much as 30000 miles each and every year.
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