0:00.0	From mediators' world news headquarters in Boseman, Montana, this is Cal's We Can Review
0:08.1	presented by Steel.
0:10.3	Steel products are available only at authorized dealers.
0:13.3	For more, go to StealDealers.com.
0:16.5	Now here's your host, Ryan Calcalaam.
0:22.2	A 481-foot Australian destroyer, which is a class of warship designed to be fast and
0:29.3	maneuverable in order to defend larger ships against attack, pulled into San Diego Harbor
0:34.5	with not one, but two endangered fin whales attached to it, which is a limit of fin whales,
0:42.2	in case you're interested.
0:43.2	We'll get to that a little bit later.
0:45.8	One of the fin whales was 65 feet in length and the other 25 feet, which should give you
0:51.7	an idea of how much power these ships have.
0:55.0	Not exactly like moving around the lake where you can feel every piece of water weed that
0:59.6	gets hung up in your trolling motor, is it?
1:04.7	Even still, I do find it hard to believe that this warship couldn't feel the drag
1:09.3	and somehow dislodge these unfortunate whales at sea.
1:13.0	The mental picture of pulling into port with these hangers on somehow brings to mind the
1:17.4	scene from the dare I say iconic national lampoon's vacation with Chevy Chase and Beverly
1:23.3	DeAngelo when the highway patrolman pulls them over to notify them with the dog leash tied
1:28.4	to the bumper.
1:29.9	Poor fella probably tried to keep up for a while.
1:33.2	Anyway, it couldn't have been a proud moment at the dock.
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