Video - The Jaguar, Smoking Cobras, and Combat Dolphins: Brazilian Army Facts!

Did you know that the Brazilian Army once had a mascot that was a jaguar named Juba? Juba even had his own military ID and rank. During World War II, Brazil sent over 25,000 troops to fight alongside the Allies in Italy, and they were known for their bravery, earning the nickname "Smoking Cobras" because it was said that it would be easier for a snake to smoke a pipe than for Brazil to send troops to Europe. And here's a spicy fact: in the 1960s, the Brazilian Army actually tried to train dolphins for underwater combat missions. So, would you enlist in an army with a jaguar and combat dolphins? Let me know in the comments!