3-Headed Shark Attack Page #2

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Maggie.

Maggie, this is Ryan, this is

Allison, and this is Omar.

MAGGIE:
Did you gain some

weight? Or something else.

This place must have cost a

fortune.

GREG:
I always expected I would

see you again.

GREG:
I just didn't think

it was going to be here.

Well, surprise, I guess.

I mean, I always figured you'd end

up at a place like this, though.

And?

Yeah. You were always talking

about being a scientist.

Trying to invent something to

save the planet.

Yeah. And you were

always saying,

"the only way to change things,

was to get out there and fight".

I guess not much has

changed there.

Still. We both wanted the

same thing, right?

GREG:
A better world?

Sure. Just different...

methodologies.

We still ended up in

the same place.

Maggie. Greg. Try to

keep up, please.

DR. NELSON:
In here we look very

closely to how pollution is

affecting the habitats

surrounding the Garbage Patch.

And what this means to the animal

life native to those eco-systems.

Most organisms we across are

normal. But we've been seeing

some anomalies appearing in some

of the creatures.

Every 4th or 5th specimen we pull out from

the sea in this are manifests a mutation.

We keep them all here to study.

But enough of that and the facility. On

to the people that make it all happen.

DR. NELSON:
This is the Specimen room. That's

Betts and Sandoval over there, hard at work.

This is where we study animal life native

to the island and the waters both below and

around the Garbage Patch.

Check their pollution levels,

look out for anomalies?

You got it.

ALLISON:
Whoa, check these out behind you.

RYAN:
Weird.

OMAR:
That's crazy.

These are amazing.

Did you guys notice

anything interesting?

Yeah, they're mutations. Really unique

ones, from the looks of things.

DR. NELSON:
That's correct.

Every fourth or fifth specimen we pull from

the ocean in this area, manifest a mutation.

We keep them all here to study.

MAGGIE:
That's the grim truth of

what pollution does.

Well, one of the things, anyway.

This is what happens when people can just

toss their garbage wherever they want.

For instance, take a look at

this turtle specimen.

Exhibits the duel cranium

abnormality.

Wow.

Far out.

Check out this little guy.

Geez. [SCOFFS]

Real nice place you

guys have here.

MAGGIE:
I don't know what's

going on or what's happening?

DR. NELSON:
Something's riling

them up.

What could be causing this?

This sort of behaviors is normally triggered

by the presence of a large predator.

But this is a bit extreme,

obviously. Excuse me.

That thing is pissed.

DR. THOMAS:
Hey Steve!

How's it looking?

The pollution levels at the Patch

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