5 Headed Shark Attack Page #2

I don't know, but it

looked like a fin.

Game on.

-Ram, you got anything?

-Nothing.

Guys, guys!

I thought...

I thought I saw something.

It went away.

Anybody? Anybody

seen anything?

I didn't see nothing

on the video.

-Well.

-Maybe we should get the nets?

My God, my God!

-I saw it.

-What did you see?

I think it ate the camera.

-Are you sure?

-It's definitely there.

I think it's under the boat.

Well, let's get the nets.

Sean!

Grab it, Sean!

Sean!

My God.

Sean!

We are aquarium,

we're headed back in.

We've had an accident.

One fatality.

There's nothing

we could have done.

I know, but why?

Why him?

The ocean's

a beautiful place,

but it can also be

a dangerous place.

We all knew that.

Sean knew that.

He grew up out there.

-I'm sorry.

-Thanks. Thanks.

Hi.

We're very sorry

for what happened.

But we need to confirm

a few things if you don't mind.

It wasn't a shark.

-But it was... -It was

shaped like a starfish.

It had four heads.

I couldn't tell.

It all happened so fast.

Multiple heads.

Shaped like a starfish.

Do you think they're going

to say anything about...

Are you kidding me?

One of our team just died.

That's what you worried about?

Just asking a question. I

know it sounds ridiculous.

We know what we saw.

That thing killed Sean.

You mean something like this?

-Yeah.

-Yeah.

I think you need to take a

good look at your priorities.

My priorities are exactly

where they need to be.

It's sad that we lost

one of our own,

but the show must go on,

as they say.

Thank you.

-I want you to go back out there.

-What?

I'm not putting myself or

anymore of my team in danger,

especially for whatever

that was.

Whatever it was,

it is worth millions.

-I'm not going to do it.

-Yes you will.

And you'll do it

with a smile.

This is your chance to study one of

nature's most interesting anomalies.

Atta girl.

Now go, get us

our marquee attraction.

So, the first attack

was here.

And this is where the

aquarium intern got killed.

Yeah. That's two

attacks in two days.

We should consider

shutting everything down.

No, no, no, no.

That's impossible.

What about

if we put a warning sign?

You know, I'm going to talk to the

chief about posting a reward.

Yeah, yeah.

All right,

reel them in there.

The trap is set.

The food is chill.

Did you see that?

It looks like a shark fin.

Yeah, I saw it.

Where'd it go?

-I can't see it.

-All right, calm down now.

-So, what do you say?

-No way.

I'm not going back out there.

You're kidding, right?

Sean just died!

Come on, team. We're talking about

a once in a lifetime discovery.

Right in our own backyard.

Don't you want to be

a part of history?

And before somebody

out there kills it?

Do you really think Sean would

want you to just give up?

No, I don't think so.

And if we make

a new discovery,

we can name it after Sean, as a tribute

to his passion and his sacrifice.

What do you say, Dr. Yo?

You can't lie to them, sir.

They're not children.

-He wants to catch this thing.

-Yes, a multi-headed shark

or a new species.

Either way, we all win

by catching it.

There's no way a shark like

that could survive to maturity.

Have you seen one before?

Studied one for that matter?

No.

So what's to say

it's not impossible?

That what we saw out there

wasn't an isolated incident?

There could be more.

Hundreds. Maybe thousands.

An entirely new species.

And we're the ones

who saw it.

And we're the ones

who can have it.

-Ask yourselves, what would Sean want?

-You just want to display it.

Put it in your aquarium.

We can't do that.

Can we, Dr. Yo?

Catching it for the sake

of making money, no.

But bringing it in

for research, yes.

Whatever it was that killed

Sean, we have to study it.

Think of it as vengeance

for your friend.

By taking this beast

out of its element,

you could have a once in a lifetime

chance to study an amazing specimen.

Okay.

Okay.

Let's say we do this, how do we

even propose we kill this thing?

I hope you know

what you're doing, Dr. Yost.

Trust me, if anyone knows how to

catch something like this, it's Red.

-Hey, Red! Red.

-Yo!

Yo, yo, yo. Dr. Yo, get

over here, give me a hug.

Okay, please put me down.

Put me down.

Put me down.

Thank you.

So, you two know each other?

Yeah, use to do

research together.

Yeah, I think they get it.

Can you just tell them how you

think we can catch the shark.

Yeah, we're going

to use sonar.

All right, if the shark is as big as

you said it is, it'll be easy to find.

Sharks, all they do is they

eat and they get it on, so.

-Pretty simple creatures, actually.

-They're not creatures.

They're classified

under the Clad Selachimorpha.

Yeah, Selachimorpha.

-She's right.

-You're a shark hunter.

Among other things.

Aqua adventures

and water sports, you know.

So.

-You're gonna go out on a

boat like that? -Yeah.

I was planning on it.

Why do you ask?

If you're cool with

getting blood and guts

all over you, that's fine.

You just, you be you, okay?

You ready to go kill

the shark or what?

Um.

Well, it's not

just any shark.

It's already killed

seven people that we know of.

One of them was our friend.

Man.

I'm sorry to hear that.

You know, he was with us.

And this thing

kind of has multiple heads.

-Yeah.

-Four, actually.

You almost had me there.

Four heads.

Seriously?

Yeah.

Well, I guess it'll be

four times the fun then.

But we want to take it alive.

Take it alive?

Try to take it alive.

Killing it is one thing,

but bringing it home alive,

that's a whole other bucket

of chum, guys.

We were kind of hoping to keep

this under the radar, so to say.

We, the aquarium,

has a vested interest

in finding out

what this beast actually is.

Yeah, I get it.

But I'm willing to pay double

whatever the reward is on the shark.

Double? Double?

You didn't tell me that.

Yo, you got a deal.

Good. I'm glad we understand

each other.

So, what's the plan?

Well, we're gonna lay a bloodline.

We're gonna lure it in.

We're gonna shoot it,

we're gonna sedate it,

and we're gonna tow it back

to shore.

That's it?

That's your big plan?

Yeah. That's it, kid.

This ain't my first fish fry.

If things go south and it gets out

of control, then we go plan B.

Plan B?

Yeah.

I know. I'm sorry, Yo.

I know you hate these things.

Live.

I'll do my best.

All right, guys, lets see

what she has to offer us.

The reef's a lot more barren

compared to last year's dive.

The plant life, algae, even most of the

bottom-feeders seem to have checked out.

That's called global warming.

Yeah, and humans once again think

they can dump whatever they want,

wherever they want.

-All right, enough chitchat.

-Let's get to work.

Take your readings, collect

anything that seems out of place.

Roger that. Compared to last year,

she's down a few millimeters.

That's definitely not

what we are hoping for.

No, it was not.

Hey, I'm going to head around the reef.

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