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Dolphins Hooked with Cameras by the US Navy Returned with Pretty Wild Footages
The US Navy's cameras on dolphins recorded some bizarre and outlandish footage. Our first-ever film from the perspective of dolphins freely hunting off the coast of North America is composed of a swarm of clicks and triumphant squeals.
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