Iran is reportedly training bomb-strapped dolphins to attack US ships, adding to the recent headlines of marine life being used in warfare. This comes after previous claims of sharks with laser beams and Russian spy whales. Soraya Lennie examines the truth behind these allegations.
Why It Matters
The use of marine animals in military operations raises ethical and environmental concerns. While the idea of trained dolphins attacking ships may sound far-fetched, it highlights the ongoing efforts of countries to explore unconventional methods of warfare. Understanding the potential capabilities and consequences of using animals for military purposes is essential in evaluating the future of conflict strategies.
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