The beluga whale was discovered by fishermen off the island of Ingøya in Norway and It is believed that the whale escaped a Russian naval base in the region. Inside the harness, which has now been removed from the whale, was a Go-Pro camera with the words "Equipment of St. Petersburg". Marine experts believe the whale was trained by the Russian navy as part of a programme to use underwater mammals as a special ops force. The fisherman said the whale was very tame and seemed used to human beings: "We were going to put out nets when we saw a whale swimming between the boats," fisherman Joar Hesten told Norwegian broadcaster NRK. "It came over to us, and as it approached, we saw that it had some sort of harness on it."
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What if your cat begins to suddenly disappear... Maybe she's, too, works for the government as a agent? It sure makes you wonder. Watch out for those signs.
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How do you record the most intimate moments in the animal kingdom? If you're a clever English bloke, you build lookalike "spy creatures." Filmmaker John Downer has spent much of his life capturing footage of wildlife, but it wasn't until he and his team created robotic animals with built-in spy cameras that he was able to record rare footage of animal behavior in the wild, essentially from the perspective of the animal. Step inside his workshop to see how his mechanical menagerie spies on nature's actors.
After her stint with Harry Potter, I like to think Hedwig went on to work for James Bond.
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By dieseltruck
dieseltruck says: "My french bulldog, Boston, loves getting dressed up for any occasion! Especially if it involves being a super spy!"
He certainly is dressed for the part. Does he prefer his martini shaken or stirred?
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Whoa, Whoa, 4th floor, two windows from the left. Just outta the shower.
