Scubaroo
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Finally, photographic evidence that killer dolphins exist 
Watch out Uncle Pug! Killer Dolphins!
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Scubaroo
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The original of that image is on www.theage.com.au - it's not a doctored image.
I knew it!
Well now I'm also wondering about the Sea Lions we have around here... since the have been *militarized* too.
I wouldn't be surprised if they have trained geoducks listening for approaching enemy divers though I'm not sure how they would attack & disable.
Well now I'm also wondering about the Sea Lions we have around here... since the have been *militarized* too.
I wouldn't be surprised if they have trained geoducks listening for approaching enemy divers though I'm not sure how they would attack & disable.
Ben
have a question for you, have yoy looked at this very close in photoshop ? because looking at this it looks like a doctored image because there are some pixels that are out of alignment at 2000% blow up, also the module on the fin and the module are facing two different directions , close but not the same.
i sent this pic offt o a friend of mine who will see if he canfind anything else with it but i think its a fake, a very good one at that
have a question for you, have yoy looked at this very close in photoshop ? because looking at this it looks like a doctored image because there are some pixels that are out of alignment at 2000% blow up, also the module on the fin and the module are facing two different directions , close but not the same.
i sent this pic offt o a friend of mine who will see if he canfind anything else with it but i think its a fake, a very good one at that
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Scubaroo
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But the image is being carried in both the Australian and US media.
Wouldn't be surprised if it was propoganda, but I'm sure there would be more constructive images that could be construed to assist in the war effort.
This is the original text with the image:
Wouldn't be surprised if it was propoganda, but I'm sure there would be more constructive images that could be construed to assist in the war effort.
This is the original text with the image:
It looks like that dolphin has his HID light head on the wring flipper. Shouldnt it be held with the left flipper?
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Scubadawg
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These Dolphins a trained to find mines in the ocean and then come back to there handlers and tell them where they are at..
Heard this on RUSH today
Heard this on RUSH today
MSNBC now has a story about them as well
http://www.msnbc.com/news/890520.asp?0dm=C11JT
What they are trained to do is detect and locate threat swimmers or divers who might be trying to cause harm to a coalition vessel, port or harbor, he said. They would do this by attaching a restraining device to the swimmer or diver, and a line floats to the surface that marks their location, so they can be immediately apprehended by human security force personnel and questioned.
Geek
http://www.msnbc.com/news/890520.asp?0dm=C11JT
What they are trained to do is detect and locate threat swimmers or divers who might be trying to cause harm to a coalition vessel, port or harbor, he said. They would do this by attaching a restraining device to the swimmer or diver, and a line floats to the surface that marks their location, so they can be immediately apprehended by human security force personnel and questioned.
Geek
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whats next tiger sharks with lasers?????
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