OPERATION SEA LION

The video discusses the role of SEALs in the Navy and the challenges of recovering objects from the seabed. It highlights the use of SEALions equipped with grabber devices for efficient recovery operations, contrasting with the complexity and expense of traditional methods. The video also mentions the SEALions' need for meal breaks and the presence of Tinabea fish for an aquarium show.

What is the primary role of SEALs at the American Naval Undersea Research Center?

• To train human divers

• To manage the aquarium show

• To join the Navy

• To participate in naval parades

Why is recovering objects from the seabed typically challenging?

• It can be done without any equipment

• It is often deeper than human divers can reach

• It is a simple and inexpensive task

• It requires advanced technology

What device is used with SEALions for recovery operations?

• A sonar device

• A grabber device

• A camera

• A GPS tracker

What happens when the SEALion's grabber device makes contact with the object?

• The object is destroyed

• The grabber releases the object

• The grabber locks onto the object

• The SEALion swims away

Where are the Tinabea fish mentioned in the transcript?

• At the American Naval Undersea Research Center

• In the ocean

• At the Royal Horticultural Museum

• In a research laboratory