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According to Bear Life, "North American Black bears like to swim. If there is water where they live they will exploit it for food. Since bears like to hunt fish, they are not shy of water. In fact, their baby cubs take to the water quickly."
They're excellent swimmers. Coastal wolves live with two paws in the ocean and two paws on land, Darimont says. When hunting for food, sea wolves can swim miles between islands and rocky outcrops to feast on seals and animal carcasses found on the rocks.
Pretty accurate then that the animals in the game can swim and attack you in the ponds.
And yes, Sea Wolves can dive.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1173647590
many many times? all guns work in/underwater, as this wolfy found out