Dolphin
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Nov 9, 2026
Hoyte van HoytemaGUEST
If it starts storming, you can't change the storm.
Hoyte van HoytemaGUEST
you know you work with it you you you'll be you'll be flexible and you and you you you mold it towards towards your end goal and what you really really need and was really essential for the film and in the case of a dolphin that's that's for instance one of those occurrences that just happens and because we are there at sea with the camera with one of the best actors in the world in costume you know shooting shooting other stuff that's why we get handed over freaking dolphins in one shot you know because we're shooting and and and and half of the crew is seasick because it's it is pretty rough out there but by being there with a camera we get dolphins here and and and and and we're ready so we we we we we you know we asked matt go and stand there you know And he stands there and we put the camera on, we switch the camera on and Dolphin starts jumping into the same shot.
Hoyte van HoytemaGUEST
And, you know, it's something that nobody of us would have ever dreamed up in a glass cubicle in a production office somewhere, you know.
Hoyte van HoytemaGUEST
But the fact that we know that we have to be there in order to work with the elements, that's something we can
DavidHOST
Sea turtles have lungs, so they need air.
EmmaHOST
What about dolphins?
DavidHOST
Dolphins also breathe air and come to the surface.
DavidHOST
They are mammals, not fish.
EmmaHOST
What does mammal mean? A
Tyler KiwalaHOST
And then we can discuss it, discuss it.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Project Seagate adopted an aquatic side of it, where they were combining human and dolphin DNA to create, you could say, an aquatic-type super soldier who had the abilities of telepathy, echolocation, being able to hold their breath for an extremely long time underwater, being even better at adapting to cold.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dolphins themselves can actually change their body heat depending on if they go up to the Arctic or if they're down in the equator.
Kerry CassidySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay, so are we talking about, you're saying genetically engineered, are they using human and dolphins, but are they ending up to look more like witch?
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There was a wide range.
11 MINS LATER
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
this is why, and just based on you telling me that, let's compare another note.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The global elite, for a long time, the reason why they allow these slaughters to happen of dolphins and whales...
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dolphins and whales both serve two separate but very significant purposes.
Meghana SankaHOST
Yeah.
Meghana SankaHOST
So today we are joined by Ameer Hamza, a research associate at Jahangir Nagar University, working on otters in the Sundarbans and the Ganges River Dolphins all over Bangladesh.
Meghana SankaHOST
And we'll just wait for Amir to join us.
speaker_0HOST
Right.
Ameer HamzaGUEST
We have three water species and Sundarban is occupied by two of them, the small cloud waters and the smooth coated waters, you know.
Ameer HamzaGUEST
And then it comes to the research related to Ganges River Dolphin.
Upamanyu DasHOST
Yeah, so I think this species is quite interesting, the Ganges River Dolphins as well, in terms of how...
Upamanyu DasHOST
most of the exposure that people have to dolphins are like bottlenose dolphins, which can be like seen on some documentaries and pictures and photographs.
JessGUEST
Bananas, bananas.
JessGUEST
Camel or dolphin? Dolphin, absolutely.
JessGUEST
Camels are ugly.
JessGUEST
Sorry, camel enjoyers.
Dan ThompsonHOST
You have Fascinating Tuvix, whose quirk is that they're incredibly enthusiastic about everything.
Dan ThompsonHOST
And you have Bubbles the Dolphin, whose quirk is that he's evil.
Dan ThompsonHOST
Let's see if we can negotiate peace, shall we?
Lou FryerGUEST
Don't love our chances.
WillHOST
like in
DavidHOST
Dolphins, episode 41, and Sea Turtles, episode 244.
DavidHOST
It's...
DavidHOST
Too much.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Project Seagate adopted an aquatic side of it, where they were combining human and dolphin DNA to create, you could say, an aquatic-type super soldier who had the abilities of telepathy, echolocation, being able to hold a breath for an extremely long time underwater, being even better at adapting to cold.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dolphins themselves can actually change their body heat depending on if they go up to the Arctic or if they're down in the equator.
Kerry CassidySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay, so are we talking about, you're saying genetically engineered, are they using human and dolphins, but are they ending up to look more like witch?
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There was a wide range.
11 MINS LATER
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
and this is why And just based on you telling me that, let's compare another note.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The global elite, for a long time, the reason why they allow these slaughters to happen of dolphins and whales.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dolphins and whales both serve two separate but very significant purposes.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Project Seagate adopted an aquatic side of it, where they were combining human and dolphin DNA to create, you could say, an aquatic-type super soldier who had the abilities of telepathy, echolocation, being able to hold a breath for an extremely long time underwater, being even better at adapting to cold.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dolphins themselves can actually change their body heat depending on if they go up to the Arctic or if they're down in the equator.
Kerry CassidySOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Okay, so are we talking about, you're saying genetically engineered, are they using human and dolphins, but are they ending up to look more like witch?
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
There was a wide range.
12 MINS LATER
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
And this is why, and just based on you telling me that, let's compare another note.
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
The global elite, for a long time, the reason why they allow these slaughters to happen of dolphins and whales...
Aaron McCollumSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Dolphins and whales both serve two separate but very significant purposes.
CarlHOST
Miami.
CarlHOST
You know, Dolphins game, if you're there for Formula One.
CarlHOST
Yeah, there's a lot of sports.
CarlHOST
There's a lot of sports, tennis, different things.
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