Objects that do not experience significant air or water resistance are generally streamlined or have a low surface area to volume ratio. Here are some examples:

- Birds and insects: Birds and insects have streamlined bodies and wings that reduce air resistance, enabling them to fly efficiently.

- Race cars and airplanes: Race cars and airplanes have aerodynamic designs to reduce drag and improve performance.

- Fish and dolphins: Fish and dolphins have hydrodynamic bodies that minimize water resistance, allowing them to move quickly and efficiently in water.

- Submarines: Submarines have streamlined shapes to reduce water resistance and enable them to operate underwater.

- Bullets: Bullets are designed with a pointed shape to minimize air resistance and travel at high speeds.