What does BL/s stand for?

body lengths per second

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Some fish can swim up to 10 body lengths per second.

'Robofish' take to the water to monitor environmental contaminants

The hummingbirds' speed reached 385 body lengths per second, easily beating the peregrine falcon's recorded dives at 200 body lengths per second.

Hummingbird pulls Top Gun stunts: for its size, the courting flier ...

Indeed, if you calculate speed using body lengths per second (the number of times an object can travel its own length in one second), the figures are even more astonishing.

MOTHER NATURE'S HUMDINGERS; From the hummingbird that's faster than ...

Indeed, if you calculate speed using body lengths per second (the number of times an object can travel its own length in one second), the figures are even more astonishing.

MOTHER NATURE'S HUMDINGERS HUMDINGERS; From the hummingbird that's ...

For example: A biologist would describe a jellyfish's swimming speed as 5 body lengths per second.

Animal action stars! Animals make amazing moves to nab their every ...

Using a high speed video microscope mounted on an ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle), researchers have found that copepods can swim at speeds of 500 body lengths per second.

Zooplankton diversity: a bizarre - and changing - array of life forms

Indeed, if you calculate speed using body lengths per second (the number of times an object can travel its own length in one second), the figures are even more astonishing.

MOTHER NATURE'S HUMDINGERS; From the hummingbird that's faster than ...

36 mph) or 50 body lengths per second, are regarded as the fastest insects on land.

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