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Eels can swim backward by reversing the direction of the traveling wave along the body. The propulsive mechanism of an eel, angulla angulla, during its self-propelled straight swimming, including forward swimming, braking and switching direction to backward swimming was numerically studied. The problem was reasonably simplified to a loose-coupling problem of fish swimming dynamics and hydrodynamics...
Eels can swim backward by reversing the direction of the traveling wave along the body. The propulsive mechanism of an eel, angulla angulla, during its free forward swimming and switching direction to backward swimming has been studied numerically. The problem is reasonably simplified to a loose-coupling problem of fish swimming dynamics and hydrodynamics only in the heading direction. The approach...
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