Western Coast

Located on the western part of the island, the Western Coast is a barren strip of sand that looks out towards the ocean, as far as Australia. Often, beached sharks are washed up on the coast, and are eaten by ravenous scavengers. Atypically, the beach is free of predators, as the smallest herbivores tend to rest in the warm sun. Occasionally, small flying mutations like Tupandanychus will swarm the ground, eating freshly laid turtle eggs. But normally, smaller herbivores will roam here, resting and baking in the warmth.