It’s called the SeaBreacher, by Innerspace. This two-seater dolphin styled watercraft makes for an exciting way to experience the sea. Just like the fish. It can zip around 30 mph and is capable of spectacular aerobatic tricks, including jumps and barrel rolls. It can also deep dive. It will be officially unveiled this summer. But you get a sneak peak now.
Innerspace was started in California in 1998 by Rob Innes and Dan Piazza. The original dolphin craft, Sweet Virgin Angel (pictured below), was completed in 2001. It has performed many times to amazed crowds.
These unique submersibles are available for lease for promotional purposes. One way to stand out from the crowd. Video here (click Bionic Dolphin).
H/t: Been-Seen.
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Just don’t have a heart attack when you surface in front of a jet boat doing 60 mph — you will need all of your strength and wits about you if you survive the collision. Also, you should have a plan of action in the event the hull is breached during a dive and the vessel begins to fill with water, starting you on a death plunge to the bottom of the ocean. Submarines are inherently dangerous and require a great deal of skill and redundant safety features to operate safely.
Always looking on the bright side capt. jack. We like that. Just kidding. You certainly need to know what you’re doing and operating it in a crowded location would not be a wise move. And there’s no time to consult the manual when you’re taking in fish.