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Animals Go To War: From Dogs To Dolphins

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Animals have been used in warfare for centuries, from dogs and horses to dolphins and elephants. They have played a variety of roles, from carrying supplies and messages to scouting and attacking the enemy.

Animals Go to War: From Dogs to Dolphins

by Connie Goldsmith

5 out of 5

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Dogs

Dogs have been used in warfare for thousands of years. They were used by the ancient Greeks and Romans, and they continue to be used by militaries around the world today. Dogs are used for a variety of tasks, including:

Scouting
Tracking
Guard duty
Attack
Search and rescue

Dogs are well-suited for military work because they are intelligent, loyal, and trainable. They are also able to operate in a variety of environments.

Horses

Horses have also been used in warfare for centuries. They were used by the ancient Greeks and Romans, and they continued to be used by militaries around the world until the early 20th century. Horses were used for a variety of tasks, including:

Transportation
Cavalry
Artillery
Supply

Horses are well-suited for military work because they are strong, fast, and maneuverable. They are also able to carry heavy loads.

Dolphins

Dolphins have been used in warfare for a relatively short period of time. The United States Navy began training dolphins for military purposes in the 1960s. Dolphins are used for a variety of tasks, including:

Mine detection
Object recovery
Harbor security
Anti-terrorism

Dolphins are well-suited for military work because they are intelligent, trainable, and have excellent sonar abilities. They are also able to operate in a variety of environments.

Elephants

Elephants have been used in warfare for centuries. They were used by the ancient Greeks and Romans, and they continued to be used by militaries around the world until the early 20th century. Elephants were used for a variety of tasks, including:

Transportation
Siege warfare
Cavalry
Artillery

Elephants are well-suited for military work because they are strong, powerful, and intelligent. They are also able to carry heavy loads and withstand harsh conditions.

Animals have played a vital role in warfare for centuries. They have been used for a variety of tasks, and they have often made a significant contribution to the outcome of battles. Today, animals continue to be used in warfare, and they are likely to continue to play an important role for many years to come.

Animals Go to War: From Dogs to Dolphins

by Connie Goldsmith

5 out of 5