1. A detailed summary of the octopus attack in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

At that time, the Nautilus had already surfaced. A sailor stood on the top step of the building and loosened the screws from the panels. But as soon as the female spiral was released, the panel lifted up violently, apparently pulled by the suction cup of one of the octopus's arms. Immediately a long arm, like a snake, slipped through the opening, and twenty others swung to and fro on it. With just one stroke of the ax, Captain Nemo cut off the huge tentacle, and it slipped down the stairs in a twist.

As we crowded among ourselves onto the platform, two other arms, waving in the air like double whips, fell on the sailor standing in front of Captain Nemo, and held him with irresistible force. He swept away. Captain Nemo shouted and jumped out of the executioner's chamber. We also jumped out together.

What a thrilling scene! The unfortunate man was entangled in the tentacles and stuck to the suction cup, leaving the huge reel to swing in the air at will. He was panting, he was suffocating, and he shouted: "Come, save me! Come, save me!" His words were spoken in French, which caused me to be deeply surprised! Then I have a compatriot on board! Or several! This heartbreaking cry for help I have heard all my life.

The unfortunate man was doomed before his eyes. Who can snatch him from this powerful embrace? But Captain Nemo jumped on the octopus, and with another blow of the ax, he cut off the other arm. His second-in-command fought bravely and furiously against the other octopuses that crawled on either side of the Nautilus. Each of the crew members wielded an axe, hacking and killing indiscriminately. The Canadian, Conseil, and I, too, thrust our weapons into the mass of flesh. A strong fragrance lingers in the air. Really afraid of people. For a brief moment, I thought the unfortunate human being tangled in the octopus might be saved from its powerful suckers. Seven of the eight arms had been chopped off. The remaining one waved the figure around like a pen, spinning it around in the air. But when Captain Nemo and his second-in-command fell upon it, the thing spurted out a jet of black fluid, secreted from a pocket in its belly. Our eyes were so dim that we couldn't see. When the thick black fog dissipated, the calamari was gone, and with it, my unfortunate compatriots!

How angry we were at that time to fight these octopuses! We have no autonomy at all. Ten or twelve octopuses invaded the platform and on either side of the Nautilus. We rolled around on the platform, among the slivers of flesh pulsing in pools of blood and ink, sticky tentacles that sprouted from time to time like the heads of hydras. Every stroke of Ned Land's fork stabbed into the gunbird's sea-colored eyes, gouging them out. However, it was impossible for my brave companion to escape, and he was suddenly caught in the tentacles of a monster and knocked to the ground. The terrible mouth of the calamari opened towards Ned Land. The unfortunate man was going to be bitten in two. I ran to save him, but Captain Nemo was ahead of me and took action before me. His ax struck two rows of huge teeth, and the Canadian was unexpectedly saved. He stood up and stabbed the entire octopus into three hearts.

2. Summary of the Octopus Attack in Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea

The Nautilus was troubled by octopuses in the Atlantic Ocean. They used axes to fight the octopuses in hand-to-hand combat, and one crew member died tragically. The Nautilus arrives at the entrance to the Torres Strait, the most dangerous place in the world. While passing, the ship had a minor accident. Ned and Conseil asked me to ask the captain if they could send the three of them to land, and the captain actually agreed.

Once on land, we found bread trees and later picked a lot of vegetables and fruits. Returning to the Nautilus in the evening, it was strange that there was no movement on the boat. The next day, January 6, we went to Gueboroal Island again, where we discovered and caught the Bird of Paradise. After Ned captured and disposed of the wild boar, we continued hunting with flash bombs. Back on the beach at six in the evening, while Ned was preparing dinner, a stone fell in front of us.

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This book mainly tells the story of the Nautilus submarine. In 1866, a large monster suspected to be a narwhal was discovered at sea. Professor Aronnax and his servant Conseil were invited to join the hunt. During the pursuit, they and harpooner Ned Land unfortunately fell into the water and landed on the monster's back. They discovered that this monster was not a narwhal, but a submarine with a wonderful structure.

The submarine was secretly built by Nemo on a desert island in the ocean. It has a strong hull and uses seawater to generate electricity. Captain Nemo invites Aronas to travel to the bottom of the sea. They set out from the Pacific Ocean and passed through coral islands, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and the Atlantic Ocean, and saw many rare animals, plants and strange scenes in the sea.

On the way, they also experienced many dangerous situations such as stranding, siege by indigenous people, fighting with sharks, iceberg road closure, octopus attack and so on. Finally, when the submarine arrived at the coast of Norway, the three of them left without saying goodbye and returned to their hometown. 3. Octopus Monster

That’s the giant squid, the largest squid in the world! The giant squid lives in the deep sea. There are legends of sirens in the maritime civilizations of many countries. They look very similar to squid. Modern people also have some fragmented understanding of the giant squid.

When some seafarers were working the night shift at sea, they once saw squid's tentacles more than 20 meters long sweeping across the deck, and all the objects that could be caught were swept into the sea. The next day, people found that the squid had been bitten through by several rows of teeth. Iron barrels hang from the side of the ship. During World War II, a U.S. Navy destroyer weighing several thousand tons suddenly found that its speed had slowed down while sailing at night, but no fault could be found. When it was sent to the dock for repairs, it was discovered that its propeller had been sharpened. The teeth gnawed through dozens of holes. It was not until today with the development of deep-sea diving that people actually took real photos of the giant squid.

Since ancient times, fishermen and sailors from all over the world have circulated stories about terrifying sea monsters. In legends, these sea monsters are often huge in size, weird in shape, and even have seven or nine heads. The most famous one is undoubtedly the "Norwegian sea monster" described in "Norwegian Natural History" by Bishop Pompidan of Bergen in 752. It is said that "its back, or rather the upper part of its body, seems to have about Mile and a half, like a small island... Later, several shiny tips or horns appeared, extending higher and higher out of the water, some as tall as the masts of medium-sized ships. These things were probably the arms of monsters. It is said that they can Pulling the largest battleship to the bottom of the sea

Since the 19th century, with the development of modern zoology, overly absurd sea monster legends have gradually disappeared, but there are still some reports worthy of our attention:

On November 0, 1861, the French warship "Arreton" encountered a 5-6 meter long tentacle on its way from Cadiz, Spain to Tennerife Island. The sea monster. Captain Hiyer later wrote: I think it is the giant octopus that has caused a lot of controversy and that many people think is fictional. Hiyer and the crew harpooned it and used a rope. Hold its tail. But the monster danced its horns wildly, broke the harpoon and fled. Only a piece of meat, weighing about 40 pounds, was left on the rope.

On November 2, 1978, three fishermen in Newfoundland, Canada found a huge marine animal stranded on the beach due to low tide. The fishermen said it was up to 7 meters long and some had horns. It is more than 11 meters long, the suction cups on its horns are 10 centimeters in diameter, and its eyes are as big as its face. The fishermen caught it with hooks. The monster struggled for a while and died soon after.

Belgian zoologist Heifermans collected and analyzed 587 reports of sightings of sea monsters in more than 300 years from 1639 to 1966, ruling out the possibility of misunderstandings. There are 358 cases that are considered credible, deliberately deceptive, and unclearly written.

He entered all the details in these reports into a computer for analysis and came up with nine different seas. Although there are still some exaggerations in these reports, at least one of the sea monsters that was previously thought to be "impossible" has been confirmed: the giant squid.

In the 1870s, carcasses of giant squid washed ashore on Canadian beaches several times, and at least one of them was still alive. With the help of these entities, people finally understood something about the giant squid. Condition.

The giant squid lives in the deep-sea waters of the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. It is about 20 meters long and weighs about 2-3 tons. It is the largest invertebrate in the world. It has an extremely ferocious temperament, feeds on fish and invertebrates, and can fight giant whales. There are often reports of battles between giant squid and sperm whales abroad. According to records, people once witnessed a giant squid using its thick horns and suckers to wrap around a sperm whale. The sperm whale used all its strength to bite the tail of the giant squid. The two giant sea beasts rolled violently, causing turbid waves to rise into the sky. Later, they both sank to the bottom of the water, where they ended up unknown. Most of the time, the sperm whale wins this kind of fight, but there are also cases where the giant squid clamps the whale's nostrils with its tentacles, causing the whale to suffocate to death.

From this point of view, the sea monsters encountered by people in 1861 and 1878 cited above can definitely be the giant squid. How big is the largest king squid? This question is difficult to answer. People once measured a king squid with a length of 17.07 meters, and the diameter of the suction cups on its horn hands was 9.5 centimeters. However, sucker scars with a diameter of more than 40 centimeters have been found on captured sperm whales.

It is speculated that the giant squid that fought with this whale may have been more than 60 meters long. If there really is such a big king squid, it would not be far different from the legendary Norwegian sea monster. 4. A 200-word imitation essay on Lesson 28 for Grade 4

Growing up, I was like a little princess. My parents cared for me in every possible way. I always wanted to prove that I had grown up. That day, the opportunity came. .

One Sunday, the sun and white clouds were fighting in the sky, but the dark clouds came, and God changed things as they were told. The heavy rain fell suddenly, which caught me off guard. I quickly closed the window and calmed down. But my face suddenly turned from sun to dark clouds. Because I remembered that my mother didn’t know it was going to rain today and went to work without an umbrella. How could she come back? So I hurriedly took the keys, changed my clothes, and hurried outside the house.

When I just went out and saw the heavy rain, I remembered that I didn't bring an umbrella. I had to go get one. When I was about to go out, I checked if there was anything else I needed to bring. After checking, I looked at my watch and said, "Oh no, Mom." It’s time to get off work!” I yelled, locked the door quickly, and ran to the station. When I got to the station, I looked around and stamped my feet anxiously. The bus finally came, so I ran towards the door and was the first to get on the bus. , I cleverly got into the door of the car, waiting anxiously to get off, one stop, two stops... I wished I could grow wings and fly to my mother's office. After finally getting out of the car, I ran to my mother's office like a rocket. I was splashed with mud and didn't know it. I vaguely saw a figure standing anxiously at the door. I saw it! It's my mother! I shouted loudly: "Mom! Mom!" I was so excited that I accidentally slipped and fell. I was so happy that I didn't care about it. I stood up as if nothing had happened and moved every second. I rushed towards my mother at a speed of ten meters, "Mom, umbrella!" I said to my mother. "Look at you, you gave me an umbrella, but you turned into a dirty drowned rat, with a lot of money hanging on your head." Mom said with a smile. When my mother said this, I remembered that I only wanted to give my mother an umbrella, but I forgot to hold one myself. It splashed mud all over me, and then I touched my head, and a big bag appeared, but I couldn't feel it. pain.

After I got home, I caught a cold, but my heart was sweeter than honey because I had grown up! 5.

Summary of 5 dangerous situations:

1. In the North Atlantic, the "Nautilus" encountered a British destroyer and was bombarded. Except for those three Except for the prisoners, everyone was filled with indignation and used the "Nautilus"'s angle of attack to sink the destroyer.

2. Their ship ran aground in Papua New Guinea and was attacked by local indigenous people. Captain Nemo used his lightning to fend off the natives and enter the Nautilus.

3. When he was in the Indian Ocean, he fought with a shark in his pearl field. Just when the captain was in danger, Ned Land stabbed the shark in the vital part with a fork.

4. They were trapped under thick ice in Antarctica, and there was an extreme lack of oxygen on the ship. Everyone on the ship took turns using tools to break open the ice cap ten meters from the bottom and escaped from under the ice.

5. In the Atlantic Ocean, the "Nautilus" was troubled by a huge octopus. They fought with the octopus with an axe. In the process, one crew member died tragically.

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Synopsis of "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea":

This film tells the story of a rumor in the shipping industry in 1868 that there were sea monsters destroying ships in the South China Sea. *** Forced to dispatch warships to maintain waterway safety and investigate the authenticity of sea monsters.

Unexpectedly, the investigation ship was hit and sunk by an unknown monster. Only Professor Aronas, assistant Conseil and harpooner Ned Land were rescued by the Nautilus nuclear submarine. The ship was commanded by Captain Nemo, and all ships carrying munitions were sunk. Nemo respected Aronnax's achievements and regarded him as an honored guest. The submarine will return to the Vaconia base and explore the underwater world in the deep sea on the way, which is the main source of food for the ship.

The professor was amazed by the technology powered by underwater minking. However, Netherlands wanted to escape, but was expelled by cannibals on a desert island. He also found out the location of the base and sent a letter in a bottle to inform the outside world. When they arrived at Waconi Island, warships had surrounded the base. Nemo destroyed the base, causing a nuclear explosion. Nemo was also critically injured. Before his death, he drove the Nautilus into the undersea cemetery to destroy it.