Snippet #2816413

What followed could only be described as the horrid sounds of two heavy creatures mating vigorously. Once that was over and done with the two went off to a different corner of the shore, presumably for the female to make her nest. All of this tussle on the beach as the courtship went on left impressions on the sand, both footprints and other indications of what went on here.

Once the battle was over, calm returned to the beach once more and some of the more timid creatures came out of hiding. From out of the sand came what appeared to be a set of eyes on a spade-like head. This belonged to a beach newt, an amphibian easily 6 feet in length and 900 pounds in weight. Its mouth was lined with serrated teeth adapted for eating slippery sea life and the occasional hard shelled crab.

Once it fully surfaced itself it looked directly at the probe, a look of curiosity in its sideways eyes.