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The Dolphin Watercraft is fully submersible vessel designed by Innespace to mimic the look and abilities of a dolphin.
Currently, dives are restricted to just a few feet below the surface, but deeper dives may be possible in the future with the use of supplementary compressed air. The Dolphin can achieve speeds up to 48 kph (30 mph) on the surface and 32 kph (20 mph) below the surface.

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Comments & Replies (2)
IT'S AWESOME, DUDE!!!   (03/24/09 - 21:44 - by jeffrey liesche)
I recently seen one of these in Charleston, SC. THe owner let me ride,
& it was AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!
I,m going to try to save the $ for one!!!!!!!!
What I think   (04/08/09 - 16:02 - by Just Sayin)
Good luck with that. But, if you are going to make any money to buy
one, you might want to become a bit more literate before you go out
and find well payed job.

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