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Lethal. Listening. Wet.

Covert surveillance fish for allied governments, private estates & sensitive water features. Nobody suspects the fish.

01 // KOI-class // Covert ops

Infiltrate.

Glasses, nose & mustache ship standard. Wherever the mission takes them, CARP units blend in: civic aquariums, ribbon cuttings, the mayor’s own tank.

  • Disguise kit included
  • Facial recognition at 30 m
  • Nobody suspects the fish
02 // SILURUS // Infrastructure

Hold the bottom.

Parked at the base of the dam, one SILURUS unit hears every footstep on the crest at forty meters. Mud-grade camouflage. Zero beauty by design.

  • Barbel-array sonar
  • Tracks seven targets at once
  • Holds station for 90 days
03 // Security & law enforcement

Hold
the line.

Close protection for embassies, galas & velvet ropes. Off the door, CARP units walk the beat: eight arms on the radio, one fin on the wheel, zero coffee breaks.

  • Executive protection
  • Night patrol
  • Now recruiting: CARP Police Academy
04 // Joint operations

Designate.

Embedded with allied ground forces. Each unit rides in its own armored tank, paints the target, then crushes it at beach volleyball on Sundays.

  • Tank-mounted & road-ready
  • Laser designation to 2 km
  • Need heavy support? Press +
05 // Heritage // Operation Carp

First wave.

Normandy, 1944. Fish in brass diving suits went ashore first, on a plan from Fleet Admiral Bartholomew Whale: four stars, one blowhole. Veterans of the 1917 trenches led the way.

  • 400 units ashore in 11 minutes
  • First through the beach obstacles
  • Use the arrows for more from the front
06 // Heritage

Unveiled once.

London, 1851. Shown to the public once at the Great Exhibition, then classified. The 1885 plates survive: cranial collar, articulated plates & a pressure gauge good to 50 ft of water.

  • Six-part articulated armour
  • Monocle on a retaining chain
  • Top hat fitted with underwater strap
07 // Heritage

Since 1509.

Our oldest contract: a sworn koi in the service of the Doge of Venice. Paid in gold, fed in silver & still on retainer five centuries later.

  • Commissioned 1509
  • Canal patrol & state ceremony
  • Mustache grandfathered in
08 // Procurement

Request clearance.

Demonstrations are held in a secure pond. Bring clearance & a towel. Units ship worldwide in unmarked aquariums within six to eight weeks.

  • Three platforms: KOI, SILURUS & TUNA
  • Financing for allied governments
  • Ponds sold separately
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