The Lost World
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8-calibre. Pistol grip to stock.
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Nitro-express cartridge,
firing a charge of 12 drams.

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- It'll knock down a charging bull elephant.
- There are no elephants in Brazil.

:14:13
I know. But it doesn't hurt to be prepared.
:14:17
Tell me, Mr Malone.
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Have you ever been close enough to a really
dangerous wild animal to stare into its eyes?

:14:26
I assume not. Shall I tell you
what you see there? Your own death.

:14:30
An uncomfortable experience.
:14:33
On the contrary, it's profoundly stimulating.
You might want to get that down.

:14:40
Gentlemen. If you please.
:14:45
- Time to reveal our destination.
- Why did you have to be so secretive?

:14:49
- He didn't trust us to keep our mouths shut.
- Yes.

:14:53
Mr Malone has kindly agreed to keep
an accurate record of our progress.

:14:58
Now... this is roughly
where I shot the pterosaur.

:15:03
It's right on the edge
of the unexplored regions.

:15:06
When I got back, I found this account
of a Portuguese expedition

:15:11
that went to the same region in 1649.
:15:14
Only one man returned,
Father Luis Mendoz.

:15:18
When they found him in the jungle,
it was assumed he was mad.

:15:22
So we're going to be following a map
drawn up by a lunatic!

:15:26
- He was raving about dragons.
- Dinosaurs.

:15:29
Exactly.
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Now, according to Luis Mendoz,
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there's a remote plateau
in the middle of the unmapped territory.

:15:38
He says there's a cave system
leading right the way up to the summit.

:15:43
- His claim makes perfect sense.
- Why?

:15:47
For a pterosaur or any other
prehistoric creature to have survived,

:15:52
it must have been isolated from
the mainstream of evolutionary development.

:15:56
Where do you propose we start
our search for this mythical plateau?


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