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The robot dolphin that could replace captive animals at theme parks one day
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I probably wouldn't think it was a robot if I didn't know, but I would think it's an unusually calm dolphin.
Thought it was a robot and how cool that was until i saw the controller. So not a robot but basically a theme park animatronic. Still really well done, but weve got to the point were theme park animatronics from disney and universal feel nearly real (or even like a real cartoon of thats what they are persuing).
Disney even has a spiderman animatromic that fucking jumps in the sky and everything lol
Really well done of course, very realistic swiming movements, it could be cool to have in waterparks.
Disney even has a spiderman animatromic that fucking jumps in the sky and everything lol
Really well done of course, very realistic swiming movements, it could be cool to have in waterparks.
Oh God, I'm getting flashbacks of the old place and a Dolphin avatar.
Oh God, I'm getting flashbacks of the old place and a Dolphin avatar.
I instantly thought of that "dolphin cave" thread when you mentioned that, lol.
This is the terrorists' law.Oh God, I'm getting flashbacks of the old place and a Dolphin avatar.
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Seems cool but that'll probably mean there are no real animal left!
Something like this was already done for the original movie, and theres a lesser version of it at the end of jurassic park river adventure at universal parks.
The dolphin is not a robot and at Universal there are amazing velociraptor that act as dressed character but in reality they are animatronics like this dolphin.
I would argue that the present in which we murder, capture and enslave dolphins for our trivial pleasure is more dystopian that that.
This time last week I was watching pods of wild dolphins jumping through the waves in Hokkaido. Amazing and so much better than the horrors people pay for when they visit aquariums etc.
You're not wrong that it's terrible and should end but I dont see how it's worse than mass extinction.
As I said in this instance this robot can do good.
Gotcha. Though I guess from the perspective of a dolphin, extinction doesn't mean anything, they just don't want to suffer :(
