It was a nice summer day, and the HMS Yorker and her crew were preparing to head back home, when the radar said something was below them. The captain ordered everyone to their stations and await further orders. The radars picked up the object heading towards the surface, and the ship was going to be hit. Before impact, the captain ordered to brace for impact. As everyone braced, two large ears emerged from the surface, followed by a red head and two golden eyes. The boat suddenly lurched sideways, sending crew members tumbling. Some crew members realized that they were really far up from the water. Eventually, the object stopped rising, along with the boat, and the two eyes focused onto the boat. The captain, who was confused by the events, demanded the radars to tell him what was going on.
"It appears sir," explained the radar leader. "That we are on the snout of a giant fox."