Military Dolphins?! 🤯 #shorts

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Dolphins trained for war?! We are doomed!

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What are they going to come up with next? A navy seal?

gaelangaudette

I'm even more in love with her now that I saw that Blind Guardian shirt, one of my favorite bands ever.

jailcatjones

I don't like using animals for the military... BUT one thing I think is kinda cool are those military *SPIDER GOATS! Can you maybe do a video about Spider Goats?* These are genetically altered goats to give milk with SPIDER SILK! This is because spider silk is super strong, but spiders can't produce enough of it for practical human use. Ounce for ounce, spider silk is stronger than Kevlar, stronger than steel, just crazy-durable. So they added spider DNA to some goats, see, and now they're trying to make super-armor and stuff like that by combining these two animals genes.

Sarappreciates

For a short time, I worked as a civilian contractor on a US Navy base. The building I worked in was formerly used for training & testing dolphins for military service. There were still dolphin pens at the back of the building where the dolphins were previously housed. Ominously, there was also a small shed set apart from the building that had a fence around it and a nuclear material warning sign. We were told by old-timers at the base that the dolphins had been trained to attach to enemy submarines that contained small amounts of radioactive isotopes used for tracking the submarines. Of course, I have no idea if that story was true - but the shed with the nuke sign was there...

bumpedhishead