Plesiosaurs. One was supposedly found a few years back (1978 or so). Who’s to say that there isn’t a colony of them hidden in the ocean? Who’s to say that they won’t rise up and start a killing spree all across the ocean?

Plesiosaurs may seem like mythical creatures to us. Though it is hard to comprehend, they did exist before us. Anthropologists believe that Plesiosaurs were predators but they were passive towards humans. They also believed that many of the Plesiosaur species only grew up to twelve meters in length. However, none of this is true. They have existed… and they still do.

“Eh Jim!” hollered a fellow worker from across the marine exhibit.
“Hey Frank! What’s going on? Where’s Dart?” questioned Jim, while walking over to Frank.
Dart was the critically injured dolphin that had been rescued out of the Atlantic Ocean and put into Jim’s care for the past year. Jim realized that Dart would one day be released again, but he had forgotten that the release date was, in fact, today.
“Don’t ya remember? Today’s the big day, huh? We gets to release that dolphin! Boss told us to suit up and have us meet him at the docks in about, uh, two hours! Don’t ya worry too much about Dart, ok?”
“Oh, ok, thanks Frank,” sighed Jim.
“I’m very, sincerely sorry Jim. This here’s a pretty sad day for ya, huh? I know ya got really attached to that animal.”
“Yeah, I’ll miss him. I’m sure he’d rather be out in the ocean though.” said Jim.
“That he does. Well listen, I’m gonna go get ready now. See ya at the docks.”
“Bye Frank,” said Jim, contemplating how difficult it will be to let Dart go out into the ocean. Jim cared greatly about Dart as one would care about their dog or cat.

“Ok, Richard, do we have all our equipment set up and running?” questioned Boss.
“Aye, Boss. It’s all set up. We just need to wait for Frank and Ji­m. Oh, here they are!” exclaimed Richard.

“Alright, boys, let’s head out a few miles so Dart won’t have to worry about getting hit by any boaters.”

Jim had a funny feeling, though he couldn’t figure out what was causing it. He finally realized that the water was darker than usual. Jim asked Frank about this, but Frank said that Jim was just seeing things and was anxious about letting Dart go. Then again, Jim saw a huge object swim underneath the boat and the water became even more dark. Jim felt paranoid and didn’t know what to do about it.
“Ok, boys, I believe this is far enough. Wow, the water’s murky today, huh?” stated Boss.
“Ya, boss, but I think that it’s probably just some of dem whales, that’s all.” reasoned Frank.
“Can we please just get this over with?” asked Jim, feeling more anxious by the minute.
“You guys heard him! Let’s go!” shouted Boss while walking over to Jim, “Listen, Jim, I’m sorry about releasing Dart already, but you’ve got to get over it, ok, son?”
“No, Boss, it’s not that,” whispered Jim, “it’s the water. I think I keep seeing something flash underneath our boat.”
“Ok, Boss, we’re all set. Oh and Dart is ready to be released,” interrupted Richard from the other side of the boat.
“Jim, you do the honors,” stated Boss.

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