Military Dolphins: What Jobs Do They Perform in the U.S. Navy? Story by Drew Wood • 1mo. A nimals have been loyal helpers to people in every area of life: companions, workers, rescuers, guides, ...

The Navy also has a wealth of new data to mine, including the newly sequenced genomes of about 70 of the program’s dolphins, and it is partnering with Dr. Venn-Watson’s company, Epitracker, to ...

By the 1980s, there were more than 100 dolphins living in naval facilities across the US, operating with a military budget of ...

A San Diego researcher who studied dolphins in the U.S. Navy’s Marine Mammal Program for more than a decade is now harnessing her findings to try to help humans live longer and healthier lives.

Sevastopol was where the Soviet Union's secret military dolphin program began in 1973. Once the USSR collapsed, however, the dolphins and sea lions fell under Ukraine's command. ...

The Russian navy is stocking up on one of its best defensive weapons against Ukraine -- military-trained dolphins, according to a new intelligence report.

SeaQuest housed a diverse crew of persons including a Dolphin named Darwin who, through the use of advanced periphe. In the near future (or what was the near future in 1993), ...

Whitecaps were breaking in San Diego Bay and the rain was blowing sideways, but on a recent day at Naval Base Point Loma, an elderly bottlenose dolphin named Blue was not acting her age. In a bay ...

By the 1980s, there were more than 100 dolphins living in naval facilities across the US, operating with a military budget of over $8 million. Dolphins were trained to carry cameras in their ...