The Kraken's Teeth

The Kraken's Teeth are a pair of imposing rock formations that guard the entrance to the Black Bay. These towering cliffs rise dramatically from the sea, their jagged edges and sharp peaks creating a formidable barrier. The rocks are a testament to the raw power of nature, shaped by centuries of erosion and the relentless force of the waves.
The cliffs are home to a variety of seabirds, including gulls, terns, and cormorants. The waters surrounding the rocks are teeming with marine life, including fish, sharks, and other predators.
Navigating the waters around the Kraken's Teeth is a perilous task. The strong currents, hidden reefs, and unpredictable weather can pose a significant threat to any ship that ventures too close. The cliffs themselves are also dangerous, with loose rocks and steep drops. It is said that the Kraken's Teeth are haunted by the spirits of sailors who have perished in these treacherous waters.

To see Flora and Fauna that might be found here, see tropical Coast

Type

Rock Formation

Location under

Black Bay