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The night is here.

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Where is that?

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3, 2, 1....

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The flicker doesn't do anything.

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Yeah, exactly. How are you talking to me?

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Yeah, exactly.

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Yeah, he wanted to talk to me more.

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Yeah, that's right. In your dream, pal.

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If you want to do something, start it.

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Yeah, exactly.

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Start it, b****.

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What the f*** is that thing?

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What is it?

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What is it?

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What?

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It's nothing, man.

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It's a reflection.

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It's just something that looks so bright.

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What the f*** is that thing?

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What the f*** is that thing?

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What the f*** is that thing?

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What the f*** is that thing?

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Get the f***!

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There are creatures science refuses to recognize.

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There's something down there.

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But if our eyes see it,

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if our cameras capture it,

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does it exist?

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Them, they're monsters.

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Lost tapes.

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Do you believe?

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Prakit.

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They explore the shipwreck.

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They brought along documentary filmmaker James Warner

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to film the adventure.

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But what Barrow and his team

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ultimately encountered in the ominous waters

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was far from the treasure they sought.

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These are their tapes.

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Derek Barrow.

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There's no argument that you're considered to be

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the treasure hunter of our time.

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But the world begs to ask,

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what is it that you're considered to be?

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Are you more entrepreneur, adventurer, scientist?

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The story.

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A bit of all of the above, really, to be honest.

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Let me point it this way.

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The Russian ship that we're taking up,

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are you more interested in the history of the ship

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or the rumored gold that is to be...?

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I tell you what, rather than talking about it,

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let's just take a look at it.

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That's where the story begins. Look at that rig.

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Yes, the oil rig.

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The film is sent about the story there.

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The oil company were drilling

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and laying new pipes for some project,

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and they discovered the wreck of the ship down there,

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and I guess that's where I come in.

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And how do you know there's treasure in this ship?

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No.

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I could tell you, but I'd have to kill you.

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No, seriously, I would have to kill you.

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No, seriously, I would have to kill you.

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No, seriously, I would have to kill you.

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No, seriously, I would have to kill you.

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Actually, now that we're talking about it,

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like I said to you before,

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you've set up these cameras around the ship and everything,

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but please don't send anything back to shore before we get back.

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I really don't need to draw undue attention to this project.

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And why is that?

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Well, let's just say that when you've got treasure on board the boat,

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it's like having blood in the water for sharks.

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There's pirates around here.

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Right, piracy. You've had troubles with this before.

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I think we better go and check in the crew. Come on.

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The Kraken is a mythological, legendary creature,

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an awesome sea monster.

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In the 18th and 19th century,

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and even before that, such things as whales and octopus and squid

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were basically demonized as monsters.

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Sailors, all of us really attached fear to something we don't understand.

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The unknown and the sea was vast.

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Any place on the map where they didn't have it charted,

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where they didn't show the landmass or anything about the ocean,

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they just said, here there'd be monsters.

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The Kraken, it was believed, its sole purpose was to wreak havoc and destruction on humanity.

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Kraken was the name for an uprooted tree,

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and sailors described the Kraken as looking like an overturned uprooted tree

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with all the roots waving about in the air, because they would see all the tentacles.

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I think that in the wilder seafaring tales,

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the Kraken was told to be grabbing ships, splintering them like kindling,

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and then pulling the ship and all aboard down to Davy Jones' locker.

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So I was thinking, when this is all over,

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we'll get a little place together, maybe in Fiji?

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Why don't you go suit up, Romeo?

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By the time you're down and up in winter, be ready. You can do it in two.

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No, no, no, I'm going to do it in one.

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Brad, you'll be down too long. Your nitrogen levels, they're going to go through the roof.

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No. It's crazy.

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I always do it in one. I'm going to do it this in one, okay? So don't you worry about it.

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That's stupid.

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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, what's going on? What's going on?

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He wants to do it in one dive. You've got to do it in two. There's not enough...

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He's got a hundred times the dive hours you've got, so I'm going to go with Brad's opinion. Sorry.

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Run! What was that?

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Sasha, check the running for damage. You up, run, look for debris.

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Get it. Turn that off and make yourself useful.

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Some of the most frightening aspects of the Kraken, of course, is that it's aggressive nature,

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in which it really fears nothing. It is the king of the sea.

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In the Jewels' version, it's the king of the sea.

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In the Jewels' version, it's the king of the sea.

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In the Jewels' version, it's the king of the sea.

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There's nothing. It is the king of the sea.

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In the Jewels' version, it's actually compared and shown as if this animal is picking out certain ships,

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hunting for those ships, remembering them.

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After all, if this giant has one of the largest bodies for an invertebrate, it also has the largest brain.

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If you're a puny little human in the ocean with something that weighs over two tons,

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has 24 to 40-foot tentacles the size of a man's arm equipped with tooth suckers,

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and it gets a tentacle around you, you're probably not going to stand much of a chance of survival.

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It's now five hours since the collision.

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We're still not sure what we hit, although the captain believes it was some debris.

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But the way the ship seems to be in good shape, and we're now currently anchored above the wreckage.

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Dive specialist Brad Downing is preparing to make his first descent.

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All right, let's do this.

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Brad, are you going to go? Get in there!

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All right, connecting the winch, radio test. Ron, you getting this?

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Check.

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Come on, we can watch this from below.

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Pushing a water depth of 50 meters here. Visibility of about five meters.

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If you guys could see this, the whole center of the wreckage, it's crushed like a beer can.

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It looks like it's from water pressure, but we're not deep enough for that.

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Whatever it hit, or hit it, it must be pretty powerful.

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Yeah, copy.

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As soon as Brad attaches the winch, then we'll begin bringing the treasure up.

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What the hell is that?

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Are you guys seeing this?

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No, Brad, the water's too murky. What can you see?

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I don't know. Some kind of...

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What the hell was that?

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The line's going out too fast. I'm going to run out.

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I can't do it! I'm going to have to cut the power.

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I'm going to cut the power.

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Sasha!

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Sasha!

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I'm going in.

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I'm okay!

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Oh!

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Captain! Whatever that winch is caught on, it's acting like an anchor.

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We've got to cut it.

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We're not going anywhere with a mind stone at the bottom, and we're not going anywhere without that treasure.

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Stay up there, keep your eyes open for Brad. I'm going to try big contact.

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Alright.

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Brad.

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Brad, can you hear me?

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Brad! Brad, can you hear me?

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Brad, come in!

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Brad, do you copy? Come in!

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That's it. I'm suiting up. See if you can fix that winch from up here.

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Barrow.

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If he's trapped down there, we both know I'm the person to go down the kennel.

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Brad, can you hear me?

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Brad!

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Some squid species are aggressive and have formidable weaponry.

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They can shoot ink and confuse a predator.

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Bioluminescence is also used as a defense strategy.

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Their own body is able to produce light through bacteria that they harbor in the chamber in their body.

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The Kraken has a parent-like beak that it can use to grasp its prey and to tear flesh.

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The beak is a really powerful biting organ, and that beak can deliver a very, very nasty bite, and that could be a fatal attack.

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Captain Barrow estimates that Dive Specialist Brad Downing's heir will run out within an hour,

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and has made the decision to send Sasha Porsis on a risky night rescue dive.

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Listen, Sasha, you're my eyes down there, so I want you to be careful, alright?

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And if there's a decision to be made, I'm gonna make it. Have you got that?

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I've got it, Barrow. I'll be fine. Don't worry. Let me get down there and find Brad.

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Think good thoughts, Jimmy.

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Run! If you stay guard up there, I'm gonna check in Sasha from below.

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Barrow believes that Sasha only has minutes to get Brad and bring him up, assuming he's still alive.

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Hey, Barrow. Next time you'll find a wreck.

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You'll find it in Hawaii. It's more nice. The water's creepy.

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Hey, listen, you've just passed the 35-meter mark, so you're about halfway, okay, love?

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Sasha, calm down!

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He's dead! He's dead!

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Wait a second. There's something! There's something!

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Sasha, calm down!

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There's something! There's something!

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Sasha, what is it? What can you see?

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There's something down here, Barrow!

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Sasha!

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Sasha, are you okay?

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Brian!

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Brian, what was that?

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Shut it!

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That was no debris. Something hit us deliberately.

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Shut it!

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What the hell is that?

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Calm down!

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What the f*** is going on?

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Brian!

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Brian!

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What the hell's going on?

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Brian!

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Brian!

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Brian!

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Brian, are you there?

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Oh, f***.

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There's so much blood.

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Wait a minute, that's not blood.

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That's some kind of ink.

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I think his rib cage has been crushed.

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What was that?

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I have no idea.

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There's nothing I can do for him now.

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It's Sasha I'm worried about.

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If she doesn't come up soon, I'm going to have to go down.

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That means you'll be up here by yourself.

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Then you can handle that.

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Sure.

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Is that a boat?

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Maybe.

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Hold fast. Stay calm.

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Daryl, what are you doing?

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Is that what we'd be calling the Coast Guard or something?

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I really think you should call the Coast Guard.

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It's not a boat.

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What is it?

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I don't know.

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But it's coming right far to finish yourself!

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I think it's gone under the boat.

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Sasha, get around the back.

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I'm going to the stand. Come on.

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Jimmy, get in the medical kit. She might be heart.

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Sasha, Sasha, thank God you're okay.

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Did you see Brad?

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What is it? What did you see?

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Brad's dead. There's something down there.

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What's down there?

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I don't know what it is.

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What did you see?

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Sasha!

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What was that?

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It's gone under the boat.

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Do you see anything?

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No, I don't see anything.

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That was a giant giant squid!

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Sasha!

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No, look out!

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No!

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I got you.

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Beryl, what are we going to do?

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We're like sitting ducks out here.

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Jimmy!

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Get out!

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The following day, a ferry heading to the oil rig spotted floating debris.

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It was all that remained of the sunken research vessel Donna Gale.

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Captain Derek Barrow was found clinging to a small raft from the boat.

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He refused to speak of the incident and never returned to the sea again.

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No treasure or any other of the crew members were ever found.

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Deep in the hidden darkness of the ocean's depths,

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scientists continue to discover a vast array of new species,

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leaving us to consider, are these rumored monsters of the sea purely legend,

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or do they live among us?