Snippet #2816415

It didn't take long before the chum attracted the attention of predators who would hunger for it. It was mostly shallow water fish that made the surface bubble with their activity. This excited the newt enough to divert its attention away from the probe and to go hunt.

Its legs, which were splayed out to its sides, gave it an awkward gait as it ran across the sand. Once it hit the water though, its movements changed dramatically. It swayed its body side to side much like a crocodilian, giving it a fast swimming speed. It snapped up fish as it sped through the water, acting much more like a crocodile than a newt.

Its hunt would be cut short though as a new predator came looking for the commotion, it was a Xamoyan shark. This species of shark was easily 10 feet long and weighed about 600 pounds, most notably about it were the three dorsal fins on its back.