A US Navy trained dolphin named Ten, seen above, discovered a 1800's era torpedo in San Diego Bay. Don Bartletti | Los Angeles Times | Getty Images Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday shut down the idea that Iran could weaponize marine mammals in the Strait of Hormuz as the war with Iran continues as he fielded a question about the potential use of "kamikaze dolphins." Experts say the idea isn't as far-fetched as it may seem. Several countries, including the U.S., have a history of using dolphins in conflict areas, though not as weapons. "I cannot confirm or deny whether we have kamikaze dolphins, but I can confirm they don't," Hegseth said at the briefing . Hegseth's comments came in response to news reports about the possibility. The Wall Street Journal reported April 30 that Iranian officials had said Iran could use "mine-carrying dolphins" to attack U.S. warships. It is not clear whether Iran has that capability.…