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You've got a cave (touted to be the hardest one in the game) which, to my disappointment only has bats, scorpions and spiders. This does mean that a properly tamed saber will net you quite a lot of chitin without having to venture out, and there's loads of scorpions on the island itself as well. The whole "most difficult" thing comes from the fact that the cave's landscape is rough as the way to go down is a spiral narrow ledges around the wall with several jumps where you can and most likely will easily fall down until you get the hang of it. It is swarming with bats, and I mean hundreds of those little buggers packed in there and they will respawn before you can leave. There's metal, obsidian and crystals but it's hardly worth getting them when it's much easier and safer to fly to your closest mountain. You've also got an underwater cave to the northeast of the island, pretty much at the edge of the map.
If you want hervibores there, better get yourself a dino that can manuever in water. You'll need to protect them across the long swim from megalodons. Not that hard anyways, out of the 42 dinos I've got in there, 22 of them are herbivores.
I love that place. Not only was it fun starting up there given everything in there wants to kill you, but the location and landscape are amazing.