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In real life are the dolphins trained to detect underwater mines?
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∙ 14y ago
Yes.Apparently dolphins are use to detect mines. The navy trains them because they have a sophisticated ability that no other machines has ever made to replace their sensory ability. Dolphins have an ability call sonar, known as echolocation. This technique is what makes them special and the fact that they they easily learn efficiently and adapt to the training because of course we all know that dolphins are intelligent. I guess dolphins are more then just entertainment.
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To detect underwater mines and submarines.
How do dolphins have a use for us?
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Since dolphins are highly intelligent humans can use them in the millatary and the navy. Dolphins help locate lost divers, under water buried mines, coral rock or debris in shallow cluttered waters.
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Shows,Spot Mines,To Search For Mines,Disabled People and Search the Persian Golf for unsenn threats.
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So that the mines do not detect it.
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dolphins help people by finding mines and bombs under the ocean . they sometimes protect people from sharks when people are about to be killed.
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True
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