Shark Week!
I don't think it's officially Shark Week, but it was shark week at my house yesterday as Celia and I took in last summer's "The Meg."
Imagine the largest Great White you can, multiply it by 10 and you have a megalodon, a prehistoric shark-like creature that was thought to be extinct but which (in this rousing tale) lives on in a hidden part of the ocean floor below a layer of gas.
When a band of explorers finds a way to permeate the barrier and descend into an eerie place deeper than the Mariana Trench, they find a shark so large that it eats the explorer's roving pod for breakfast.
Celia and I had great fun trying to figure out who would be eaten and who would survive. We were right about half the time.
Wow, it's good to have her home!
Imagine the largest Great White you can, multiply it by 10 and you have a megalodon, a prehistoric shark-like creature that was thought to be extinct but which (in this rousing tale) lives on in a hidden part of the ocean floor below a layer of gas.
When a band of explorers finds a way to permeate the barrier and descend into an eerie place deeper than the Mariana Trench, they find a shark so large that it eats the explorer's roving pod for breakfast.
Celia and I had great fun trying to figure out who would be eaten and who would survive. We were right about half the time.
Wow, it's good to have her home!
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