How does the baiji move?

The baiji, or Yangtze river dolphin, primarily moves through the water by using a combination of swimming and gliding. It has a streamlined body that allows it to navigate efficiently in its riverine habitat, employing a unique side-to-side motion of its tail for propulsion. Additionally, the baiji can use its pectoral fins for steering and maneuvering, allowing it to navigate in the often turbulent waters of the Yangtze River.