What would the ethical implications of this be?

Ethical implications?


I have attack crows and you don't.

>trained
That is a cute description for jamming metal rods straight into their skull and steering them by direct application of electric shocks, but it has be done before.
Wasn't too popular with anyone, and mostly got canceled with anything but insects after coldwar

>>509435033
Based

>>509433898 (OP)
don't dolphins have penises?

>>509435593
They do and they are also known to rape, that is why i like them.

>>509433898 (OP)
We need to engineer dogs to have snake fangs that inject lava into our enemies.

>>509435033
>attack crows
My crows only eat peanuts and act twitchy like there's something after them

>>509433898 (OP)
You need the dolphins for when the soviet krakens wrap up your naval ships. They force them to let go with their sonic attack.

>>509433898 (OP)
Animals are a man's best friend

>>509435033
Based crow whisperer

>>509433898 (OP)
Can combat drones train animals?

>>509435455
>Wasn't too popular with anyone, and mostly got canceled with anything but insects after coldwar
No it wasn't
Any serious power still does this. Russians do it. USA does it. Dolphins and probably all kinds of other shit.

>>509433898 (OP)
Yes. Birds could be trained to down drones. Just like they train monkeys to collect coconuts and bananas in the jungle. Just like dolphins can be spec ops. And almost like how you can train a nigger to deliver mail sometimes.

>>509437870
lol

>>509437870
Sounds much much easier to train them to steal a package after delivery instead, always integrate the natural habits

dolphins rule, I wish they could speak

>>509438692
Technically, they can
Just in their own way

Using animals isnt ethical, and there are more effective methods of taking drones down

>>509435593
It's internalized when flaccid so that they're more hydrodynamic.

>>509433898 (OP)
Yes but they're too unpredictable. That's why drones were created in the first place.

>>509433898 (OP)
Attack pigeons lol