SHARE

South Korea may be intent on developing a fleet of drones that draw inspiration from the animal kingdom, but that doesn't mean it's forgoing some very human characteristics for future unmanned aerial vehicles— namely a giant pair of explosive balls.

First surfaced on South Korean military news outlet bemil.chosun, a series of photographs appear to show South Korean soldiers at the ROK Army Intelligence School in Icheon testing out a fleet of versatile drones:

Army photo

(bemil.chosun)

According to bemil.chosun, the drones were designed to perform not just intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance functions, but also transport supplies to South Korean military personnel in dicey situations.

Army photo

(bemil.chosun)

But in some of these photos, the drones are clearly outfitted with 50mm “mines” that very clearly look like pendulous testicles..

Army photo

(bemil.chosun)

We now go live to the South Korea Ministry of Defense:

KELLER OUT.

SEE ALSO: The Transcript Of The Pilots Talking Through Their Creation Of 'Sky Dong' Is Even Better Than Their Drawing