Animals
Navy-Trained War Dolphins to Help Search and Capture Highly Endangered Vaquitas
The United States Navy has confirmed that they will lend their highly-trained war dolphins to help conservation groups and the Mexican government to locate and capture the critically endangered vaquitas.
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