Chainsaw-wielding Robotic Submarine
merryprankster writes "New Scientist is running a story about Sawfish, a chainsaw-wielding
robotic submarine used as an underwater lumberjack. There are some 200
million trees thought to be standing on the floor of hydropower reservoirs worldwide.
Sawfish attaches airbags to, and cuts around 9 trees an hour - the trees then float
to the surface for collection. Cue the jokes about robotic high heels, suspenders
and a bra."
Finally, we have a way of defending ourselves against those damn robotic sharks.
No, no... too silly! Stop the post!
Well of course the Bushes support cutting down tall trees. They crowd out all the sunlight...
[duck]
It cuts down the trees growing underwater? Whenever I try to grow trees underwater, they don't grow very well. I must be doing something wrong...
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We keep reservoirs in the ocean?
Also, they are a must-have for any Bond villain.
Scale it down and this could be the next killer bath toy for kids.
Imagine a time of chaos...
OMFG we're in a bad sci-fi movie!
(shit, we don't even need the robotic chainsaw sharks to make it scary... its scary enough already).
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