clipped from sharkdivers.blogspot.com Apparently Seriously.
The military objective of controlling the movement of sharks is outlined in the New Scientist Magazine as follows; "By remotely guiding sharks' movements, the military hopes to transform the animals into stealth spies, perhaps capable of following vessels without being spotted. The Pentagon hopes to exploit the ability of sharks to glide quietly through the water, sense delicate electrical gradients and follow chemical trails.” |
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Interesting, but I'm not particularly fond of the idea of manipulating animals like that. Who's looking out for their welfare? Certainly not the military.
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