Bird	max. recorded speed (kph)	max. recorded speed (mph)
1.	Spine-tailed swift, also known as the White-throated Needletail (scientific name: Hirundapus caudacutus)	171	106
2.	Frigate bird	153	95
3.	Spur-winged goose	142	88
4.	Red-breasted merganser	129	80
5.	White-rumped swift	124	77
6.	Canvasback duck	116	72
7.	Eider duck	113	70
8.	Teal	109	68
=9.	Mallard	105	65
=9.	Pintail	105	65

Top 10 Biggest Fishes

	FISH	max. recorded weight		notes
		(kg)	(lbs)
1.	Whale Shark	11,800	26,000	The heaviest specimen ever found (in March 1994) weighed 36,000 kg. The Whale Shark also has the thickest skin of any animal, measuring up to 6 inches (15 cm) on the back.
2.	Basking Shark	5,218	11,480
3.	Great White Shark	2,300	5,060
4.	Ocean Sunfish	1,000	2,200	the heaviest known bony fish in the world
5.	Giant Cambodian stingray	455	1,000
6.	Pirarucu	180	400	South American tropical freshwater fish (largest freshwater fish) which can grow up to 10 ft long.
7.	Mekong Giant Catfish	293	646
8.	Beluga or European Sturgeon	264	582	Unconfirmed reports of belugas reaching a length of up to 8.6 m (28 ft) and weighing as much as 2,700 kilograms (5,940 lbs).
9.	Bull Sharks	250	550	these are the largest freshwater fish
10.	Halibut	211	470	largest recently recorded halibut was 211 kilograms (470 lb) and 2.5 metres (8.2 ft) long, caught by Bosse Carlsson and Hans Oluf Nilsson outside Bodø, Norway in 2009. Wikipedia lists the halibut is the largest flat fish, averaging 11–13.5 kilograms (24–30 lb), but catch as large as 333 kilograms (734 lb) has been reported.

Listr of Fastest Fishes

		max. recorded speed
	FISH	(kph)	(mph)
1.	Sailfish	110	68
2.	Marlin	80	50
3.	Wahoo	78	48
4.	Tunny	74	46
5.	Bluefish tuna	70	44
6.	Great blue shark	69	43
=7.	Bonefish	64	40
=7.	Swordfish	64	40
=9.	Four-winged flying fish	56	35
=9.	Tarpon	56	35

List of Fastest Animals on Earth

	Animal	speed (mph)	speed (km/hr)	notes
1.	Cheetah	70	113	In 2009, the Cincinnati Zoo's 8 year-old female cheetah became the world's fastest of all land mammals. Sarah covered 100 meters in a time of 6.13 seconds, breaking the previous mark of 6.19 seconds set by a male South African cheetah named Nyana in 2001. See video
2.	Pronghorn antelope	61	98
3.	Lion	50	80
4.	Thomson's gazelle	50	80
5.	Wildebeest	50	80
6.	Springbok	50	80
7.	Quarter horse	47.5	76
8.	Cape hunting dog	45	72
9.	Elk	45	72
10.	Coyote	43	69