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The Great Sea Adventure

By: Michael Mallare

The boat came to a sudden stop when we 

threw down the anchor.   I went SMACK!   I hit 

the seat.   I am Mikey a scuba-diver.   I am 

going scuba-diving with my friend Bob.   Our 

job is to find another species.   To help us on 

the way I brought a scientist named Dexter, 

who stayed on the boat.   It is a nice, warm, 

amazing day, but I have to go into the deep, 

dark ocean.

Bob and I are getting ready to dive into the ocean.   The 

ocean is split up into four zones.   The intertidal, pelagic, 

abyssal, and benthic.   ”Are you ready Bob?” I asked.   He 

put his thumbs up.   So we dived into the water into the 

intertidal zone.   As we started to get deeper it started to 

get colder.   It is really, really, really cold down here, I 

think I might freeze to death.   As we got deeper we saw 

sharks, fish, dolphins, and floating seaweed.   We put our 

headlights on.   After a while our headlights lost battery 

and we came face to face with a… a…a…a… SHARK!   He 

looked mean and ferocious.   I budged Bob to get his 

attention.   Luckily we got away safely now we are lost in 

the deep, dark ocean.

It is cold, dark, and scary without the lights.   We saw 

some sea shells pass by us.   That reminded me of a 

tongue twister; “she sells sea shells by the sea shore,” 

and that warmed me up.   We swam deeper just for our 

mission.   Bob and I just remembered we have 

communication with Dexter.   He told us to go on with our 

mission.   For some amazing reason the lights turned back 

on automatically.   “Where are we?” I asked Bob.   He 

didn’t answer as the water whistled gently.   We turned 

around and saw a big scary shark.   A couple minutes later 

the lights turned off again.   After awhile we found out this 

shark was nice and his name was Mr. Megladon.   He told 

bob and I   that he is part of a species, who was thought 

to be extinct.   Mr. Megladon protected us ‘till the next 

day.  

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