In this deleted scene, the crew of the Gojira attempts to fire a butryic acid bomb into a whaling ship's air intake system. Can the Sea Shephereds make this one in a million shot?
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Whale Wars: One in a Million Shot
In this deleted scene, the crew of the Gojira attempts to fire a butryic acid bomb into a whaling ship's air intake system. Can the Sea Shephereds make this one in a million shot?
Added: Aug 5, 2011
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