More evidence emerges of North Korea's military dolphin programme, claims report
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dailystar.co.ukKim Jong-Un, new satellite imagery suggests. North Korea's programme for using the mammals for navy purposes reportedly dates back to October 2015, reports USNI News.
The news website claims the animal enclosures have been seen on satellite imagery between a shipyard and a coal loading pier at a naval base in Nampo on the west coast.The use of dolphins was pioneered by the US Navy which has a program in San Diego.Russia followed in their footsteps and are the only other known country to be using sea life in the naval practices.America not only uses dolphins they have also trained sea lions.
While Russia uses Beluga whales, dolphins and seals.They can be trained to find and remove objects from the sea bed, such as mines or expended training.
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