Harness-wearing whale was 'trained by Russian military'
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https://cnn.it/2ZK96F6
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEt41bYQBgE
What next, sharks wearing laser hats?
https://youtu.be/Q3UiNo7Oy1E
He's going to the gulag now
Joke is on Russia because the Norwegians eat whales.
Interesting to see "Equipment - St. Petersburg" on it. Looks like the same manufacturer of SSO (Rus. SF) equipment, examples [1] and [2]. Original photo from the article to compare.
It's just another unsecured webcam on a Russian website.
The US has these too but we use Bottlenose Dolphins and sea lions iirc.
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/da/NMMP_dolphin_with_locator.jpeg
https://www.stripes.com/polopoly_fs/1.194164.1351004983!/image/1996067267.jpg_gen/derivatives/landscape_900/1996067267.jpg
https://media.nbcsandiego.com/images/653*367/Dolphins-Trained-Navy3.jpg
They're good at finding mines, divers, and anything else. The Russians have been doing it since the Soviet Era and so have we.
Sounds like it didn't find the harness very whalecome.
pshh they ain't got shit on shotgun dolphins
when are they gonna harness a squid
That's Japan's job
excuse me, is that bottom one wearing a scuba tank? Scuba dolphins?
So I read this book back when I was 14 because holy shit that cover.
Yes the villain does build prosthetic stilts and telekinesis helmets for the whales. Yes he does install frickin' laser beams their frickin' heads. Yes it's all very steampunk.
If I remember correctly it's some kind of beacon the dolphin is trained to stick on/near mines/suspicious objects so navy divers can find it and deal with it.
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