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Hans, Harry, and von Hardwigg are exploring an underground world when they encounter two giant monsters fighting underwater. They believe they see various animals like lizards and whales, but realize the creatures are actually parts of the two monsters, an ichthyosaurus and a plesiosaurus, that are battling. The plesiosaurus is eventually wounded and dies in the underwater fight.
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