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The Navy and Tuna

It would seem that the Royal Navy has been taking lessons from the tuna industry.

If you cannot beat them, join them; or at least try and make it look like you are. The Royal Navy is now supposedly using 'Dolphin-friendly' weapons. The Sunday Mirror is reporting that the Navy 'is testing a dolphin-friendly weapon following fears its explosives are killing marine wildlife.The device, a giant air gun, is designed to simulate a torpedo attack without harming dolphins and other sea creatures'.

We shall see! So far it would appear that they may have had entirely the wrong effect.

This entry was posted by Chris Butler-Stroud on Sunday, June 15. 2008 at 18:04. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own blog. All new comments are subject to moderation before being displayed.
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