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* The film ''[[Real Steel]]'' features one. Charlie and Max break into a robot junkyard to find parts to build a new robot boxer. After a near-death experience, Max discovers the film's robot protagonist, Atom, buried in the mud.
* In the opening scene of ''[[Deep Rising]]'', before we switch to the main plot the creatures are seen travelling through a deep sea ship graveyard, some of them hundreds of years old, ''all of which they presumably attacked, ate all the people on it, and sank the ships afterwards''. There are even the remains of whale skeletons besides the derelict ships.
* The planet Jakku in [[The Force Awakens]] was originally a desert planet until it an offscreen battle between the New Republic and what remained of the Galactic Empire littered a section of the planet with the wreckage of several Imperial Star Destroyers. And by the film's events, it also attracted a colony of scavengers.
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