[originaltext]Voice One: One hundred miles off the California coast, an underse

Voice One: One hundred miles off the California coast, an undersea phenomenon produces waves the size of buildings, the kind of waves a boater would do anything to avoid. But what’s bad news for boaters turns out to be good news for suffers. Martin Savidge has the story.
Voice Two: Until recently, they were just the tales of fisherman and abalone divers, from a place 100 miles off San Diego.
Voice Three: There was always stories of lobster fisherman being out there and coming back, going," Oh my gosh, it was huge."
Voice Four: Shawn Collins confirmed it. Something very big was moving out of the depths, around a place called Cones Bank.
Voice Five: This is the depth of the, the reef, and over here we see it goes anywhere from, like, zero to, you know, 800 feet,
Voice Two: So Moore and a team of experts set sail to see for themselves. The group’s goal was not just to prove that the leviathans actually exist. They wanted to ride one. And ride one, they did.
This is the end of Listening Comprehension.