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Dolphin X-ray

Dolphin X-ray. Technician examining a digital X- ray of a bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus), Navy Marine Mammal Program (NMMP), San Diego, USA. Dolphins are trained by the US Navy to detect underwater mines, deliver equipment to divers, locate lost objects, survey and guarding against intruders. The NMMP breeds all their dolphins in captivity and are trained from a very early age to perform tasks. Successfully completed tasks are rewarded with food. The US Navy also trains California sea lions, killer whales and beluga whales

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Analysing Animal Care Bottlenose Dolphin Defence Intelligent Mammal Machine Marine Mammal Program Medical Scan Military Animal Monitor Navy Navy Marine Mammal Program Nmmp North American Observing Pregnancy Radiography San Diego Scan Screen Technician Trained Animal Tursiops Truncatus Us A Veterinary Veterinary Science Working Animal X Ray X Ray Machine Health Care Veterinary Surgery


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This print captures a technician engrossed in examining a digital X-ray of a remarkable bottlenose dolphin. Hailing from the Navy Marine Mammal Program (NMMP) in San Diego, USA, these intelligent mammals are trained by the US Navy for an array of vital tasks. From detecting underwater mines to delivering equipment and locating lost objects, their skills are indispensable for safeguarding against intruders. The NMMP takes great pride in breeding all their dolphins in captivity and commences their training from an early age. The dolphins' dedication is rewarded with food upon successfully completing assigned tasks. However, it's not just bottlenose dolphins that undergo this rigorous training; California sea lions, killer whales, and beluga whales also contribute to the program's success. As we observe the technician meticulously analyzing the X-ray on his screen, we gain insight into the intricate biology and anatomy of these marine marvels. This image highlights how veterinary science plays a crucial role in ensuring the health and well-being of these magnificent creatures. With its rich composition encompassing elements such as nature, defense, animal welfare, medicine, and technology – this photograph serves as a testament to our enduring fascination with wildlife while showcasing humanity's commitment to protecting our oceans through innovative programs like NMMP.

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