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I think you are overestimating how well a diver can maenouver under water in comparison to a dolphin.
by celticninja 5y ago
I think you are overestimating how well a diver can maenouver under water in comparison to a dolphin.
- Nullinker 5y agoBut we should also not underestimate the ability of the enemy to train dolphins. It would be hard to send an strike team of just dolphins but I imagine a strike team of both humans and dolphins trained to fend of the defending dolphins and protect the divers would stand a chance.
- hugh-avherald 5y agoHow does the enemy get the trained dolphins there? And once discovered, an attack, dolphins or not, isn't going to have much success.
- BasilPH 5y agoAFAIK dolphins are never used together with friendly divers against other divers as the dolphins can't discern between friends or foes.
- smilespray 5y agoJust make sure the enemy team wears red diving suits and the friendlies wear blue ones. Foolproof!
- igetspam 5y agoAs a driver, I agree with this. While I feel comfortable in the water, I'm not dolphin. I can try really hard to be streamlined but I still have a lot of lumpy bits I have to drag around so that I don't die. Lots of drag. That's not even taking into account millions of years of evolution.
- pelasaco 5y agoExcept the divers are probably Marines. Enemies which are probably well trained and armed. No Dolphin will bump on them and place a device on their back...
- celticninja 5y agoYou have evidently never dived. Even the biggest, roughest, toughest marine diver would be outclassed by a juvenile dolphin with regard to mobility. Let alone a trained one who didn't want you to touch it.
- pelasaco 5y agoYou assume too much on Internet. Dolphin isn't really known by their fine work with their "mouth". I'm wondering how it would place a buoy with their mouth on somebody's back..