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From the front lines of whale conservation to the front lines of war - Vimarsana News

From the front lines of whale conservation to the front lines of war

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine upended Olga Shpak’s life — and a generation of science.

We Should Probably be More Afraid, But Spy Whales are Too Cute - Vimarsana News

We Should Probably be More Afraid, But Spy Whales are Too Cute

Since the Second World War, both the United States and Russia have trained animals in underwater warfare. 

Forget Submarines: The Russian Navy Deploys Combat Seals and Dolphins - Vimarsana News

Forget Submarines: The Russian Navy Deploys Combat Seals and Dolphins

In the early 1960s, the U.S. Navy began training marine mammals to retrieve underwater objects and detect infiltrating swimmers

Russia Has Weaponized Dolphins (Yes, the Headline Is Correct) - Vimarsana News

Russia Has Weaponized Dolphins (Yes, the Headline Is Correct)

Norway caught one of their trained animals in the act: spying on NATO ships.

Secret Is Out: Russia Weaponized and Trained Dolphins and Whales - Vimarsana News

Secret Is Out: Russia Weaponized and Trained Dolphins and Whales

In fact, one of their trained animals actually got caught spying on NATO ships. Key point: Russia used dolphins and whales to spy on other navies. Here is how this secret came to light. On April 22, 2019 fishermen off the coast of northeastern Norway were approached by an unusually friendly beluga whale, as reported by Norwegian periodical NRK. The adorable pale white cetacean repeatedly rubbed against fishing boat hulls, attempting to dislodge a yellow harness on its back. This first appeared earlier and is being posted due to reader interest. Two days later the four-meter-long Beluga was ...