:36:01
I got it!
What happened?
:36:03
Ah, shit! Look at him. You all right?
:36:07
Top, what do you need?
Tell me! What happened, Top?
:36:11
- Found that hooked in his sling.
- What the hell is that?
:36:14
- I cut it off.
- Did you get a look at it?
:36:17
- It jumped me too fast.
- Hold still.
:36:19
- Jesus, how big was it?
- It's big.
:36:21
- How's it looking?
- Ripped you up good.
:36:23
Need to put you on an antibiotic.
Give me a syringe!
:36:26
You son of a bitch!
:36:28
All right.
:36:35
There's a... There's a resemblance
to amphibian tissue,
:36:38
but these hair follicles would seem
to rule that out.
:36:42
I mean, the only thing I do know -
this is definitely a predator.
:36:45
So now we're part of the food chain.
:36:46
We always have been.
Just forgotten that, living in cities.
:36:50
Just reflexes. Don't worry.
:36:56
- What is it?
- Without DNA testing, it's impossible to tell.
:36:59
It may be something
We've never seen before.
:37:02
Every cave organism we've discovered so far
originated on the surface.
:37:07
Over time, they've adapted.
:37:09
Lost pigmentation and sight, developed
a heightened sense of hearing and smell.
:37:15
If this is a totally self-contained ecosystem...
:37:18
Yes, we may have discovered the primeval
creature that has evolved in total isolation.
:37:22
Well, it looks like a piece
from those things on the mosaic.
:37:26
Look.
:37:27
- What?
- There.
:37:30
It's still alive?
:37:32
- Those tendrils look familiar?
- Yeah. The parasite.
:37:35
It appears to be ubiquitous.
:37:39
All right, let's pack it up.
:37:43
It's time to go.
:37:48
We should wait here.
:37:50
Wow, that's just brilliant, doc.
:37:52
You really wanna be sitting here on your ass
when the lights go out?