Roanoke Gaming actually brings up a plausible explanation as to why the Death Angel in the first film had no trouble with swimming in the flooded basement versus the one that drowned at the dock in the sequel.It did seem to be examining its surroundings when we first saw it, so it might have stuck one of its limbs in the water to see how deep it is, deliberated on whether there might be anything to pursue, then decided it was worth investigating the area. The creature didn't swim so much as start prowling just under the water.Yet the first film had a significant scene towards the end where one is swimming in the flooded basement! Even if the water in the basement was more shallow than the bay, the monster had no hesitancy to start swimming.
This sequel establishes that the monsters can't swim.You can see birds flying in V formation as Emmett and Regan are about to look over the bridge.As for birds, they are out of reach and keep to the skies, so the aliens must've elected to ignore them like they ignore the rivers and waterfalls. They kill any noisy animal they can get their hands on.
A QUIET PLACE MONSTERS MOVIE
As shown in the first movie (where a monster kills a raccoon), the answer would be: yes. So have the aliens taken out most noisy animal life, too? Nature is known for being downright noisy at night and birds never shut up. In the sequel's case, this seemed to happen more or less by accident, with a perfect set of unlikely circumstances set in motion by the protagonists visiting the docks coming together. It happened, but that doesn't mean it happened on that island with any particular frequency. An alien comes to the islands surrounded by water with a boat happened in the sequel, so it must have been far from the first time this happened. I thought they came in asteroids, that they aren't technically a species. At the beginning is a news broadcast about a ship landed in Shanghai, then one lands in the US - so there's more than one ship. 
I figured the landing in Mexico wasn't the only one, that a bunch of them landed all over the world.
This is assuming they only landed in Mexico. How did the aliens wipe out most of the planet if they only crash-landed in Mexico and can't swim?. So why doesn't the island have sentries and defenses if not against the monsters than against raiding parties from the dock bandits? We see the aviation warning lights have been lit on the radio tower, so it's not like the bandits don't know someone lives there, and they have boats to reach it. With nowhere to go, they must have decided to keep the boats in condition as a honey trap for those who want to get to the island, making their prey easier to ambush. Alternatively, they did make to the island, but were forced out. They might not have known the creatures couldn't swim, so they'd have thought it would be pointless. It could have been the bad men had been maintaining the upkeep of the boats, but if that's the case why didn't they take one out to the island?. It requires a little Willing Suspension of Disbelief that the boats would still be neatly tied up at the docks after being unattended to, what with a year's worth of storms/hurricane season/snow. Worst case is that they might then be on the hunt for any humans they can find near the shoreline, which would hurt the shore folk's chance of survival. We also see the second creature on the docks acting much more cautiously when the first jumps into the water and fails, so it's likely that the creatures would learn to ignore the loudspeaker coming from across the ocean because they realize can't get to it. The creatures seem to ignore sounds that they learn over time that they can't or shouldn't investigate, such as birds and waterfalls. Why not take a boat with a loudspeaker out and lure the ones onshore into the ocean to help those on shore? You could even use it at the same time to tell people on the shore about this weakness and other news.
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