1973年的一天,美国海军情报部门为了获得苏联核潜艇上核燃料的数据,派了一名间谍去执行搜集情报的任务。这名间谍真是身手不凡,几个星期后就把核燃料数据准确无误地搞到了。谁能想到,这名间谍竟是美国海军情报部门训练出来的一头海豚!他们利用这只海豚,把一部微型探测仪吸附在核潜艇的底部,几个星期后,又利用它把这种仪器取回来,情报也就轻而易举地到手了。美军利用海豚执行特殊的使命,并不仅此一次。他们还在海豚的帮助下,找到了一枚被美国航空兵失落在波多黎各海岸附近的原子弹。还曾利用海豚救起了因飞机失事而落在太平洋里的美国飞行员。一只名叫“加菲”的海豚,参加了美国水下实验站“西拉勃—2号”的研究工作。它担任试验站与船只之间的通 One day in 1973, the United States Navy Intelligence Service sent a spy to conduct the task of intelligence gathering in order to obtain data on nuclear fuel on Soviet nuclear submarines. The spy was a real man and he got the nuclear fuel data right after a few weeks. Who can think of this espionage as a dolphin trained by the U.S. Navy's intelligence department? They used the dolphin to attach a miniature detector to the bottom of a nuclear submarine. A few weeks later, it used the instrument Come back, intelligence also easily hand. It is not the only time that the U.S. military uses dolphins to carry out its special mission. With the help of the dolphins, they also found an atomic bomb lost by the U.S. aviation near the coast of Puerto Rico. Dolphins have also been used to rescue American pilots who fell in the Pacific Ocean due to a plane crash. A dolphin named “Garfield” participated in the research work of West Lab-2 at the US Underwater Experimental Station. It serves as a link between the test station and the ship