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The shark dove under the water, underneath the newt where it couldn't see it. once it had paddled its way into position it jetted upwards and snatched the newt in its powerful jaws. The sheer force of its attack caused it to shoot out of the water, at least 3 feet into the air before plummeting back in the waves.

With its prize in its jaws, the shark took one powerful bite to kill the newt. It swam away, blood trailing behind it in the water.

Once again, a calm came to the beach now that bellies were full and fighting was done. There was a distinctive sound of a thud on the sand, something fell from the beach palms. It was a fruit and a very strange looking one. This was known as a spineapple, a mango shaped fruit covered in spikes. It was greenish-orange in color and it contained toxic juice comparable to cyanide in potency.