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The Eastern Shore

Along the Eastern Shore, a narrow plain lies between the Devils' Teeth and the Great Ocean. Here, the eastern slopes of the Devil's Teeth are rich with gem deposits.

Geography

A mile-wide strip of grassland runs between the Devils' Teeth and the shore. Twenty yards offshore is a barrier reef. The water within the space between is quite shallow, creating a natural salt pan.

Fauna & Flora

Several species of shrimp, ranging from 1 to 15 cm in length inhabit the salt pan, feeding on algae and detritus brought in by the waves. Seagulls and other shore-birds fish the shallow waters of the salt pan. Countless species of fish, mollusks, and crustaceans inhabit the ocean side of the reef.