When planning the attack, the Japanese commanders modify their torpedoes to dive to only 35 ft, negating Pearl Harbor s shallow waters, which the Americans feel is a natural defense against torpedoes.

You know, you look at sharks, and they're streamlined, and they're sleek, and you look at tuna, and they're like torpedoes they just give away their agenda. They're about migration and strength, and then you look at the sunfish.