There are plenty of flying and swimming drones, but you'd ideally have both at once for sub-hunting -- you want something that can poke its head underwater, but move quickly through the air when needed.
The US Navy
certainly knows this. It's developing a duck-like drone, the Flimmer,
that can both fly and swim. In addition to both a rear-facing
propeller and wings, its latest incarnation has four fins that adapt
to what the robotic craft is doing. In flight, they serve as
stabilizers and canard wings; in the sea, they flap to give the
machine a speed boost. Read
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