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| The whisker warriors are being used to track and detect underwater saboteurs and mines in the waters off the coast of Iraq. |
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| It's dangerous work in dangerous times, but the sea lions aren't alone. |
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| The US Navy has also enlisted four bottle-nosed dolphins in its animal brigade. |
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| It has also raised ethical issues. As many groups say that this dangerous work should be left to soldiers in conflict, not innocent animals. |
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| They're being trained using force and food depredation, and they're being deprived of everything that's natural to them. |
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| The animals don't care about Iraq or Saddam Hussein. |
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| Vance has been training sea lions for years at the Vancouver Aquarium for peaceful purposes. |
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| While he doesn't condone the animal's military use, he does admit sea lions are fully capable. |
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| These animals have a learning capacity, a training potential, and dive potential that no human has. |
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| It's not the first time animals have been used in war zones. |
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| From dogs to horses, and as long as there is conflict between humans, chances are, |
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| this won't be the last time either. Jonathan CNN news, Vancouver. |
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