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Voltsect live in spherical shells that are incredibly smooth, allowing them to roll seamlessly. They tend to outgrow these shells, and are left in an incredibly vulnerable state if they are unable to find a replacement.

Lickichamp is commonly used in police investigations due to its strength and strangely sensitive tongue. Lickichamp is said to lift cars with all limbs, including its tongue.

Many Golursa are found fidgeting with their tails in small ponds. Golursa drink through their skin, but it's agonizingly slow, so they need to find a way to fill the time.

Many people attempt to ride a wild Tauros, so many in fact that it has become a spectacle to watch. It is said that if a Tauros doesn't buck you off, it sees you as an equal, allowing the rider to catch it.

The flames that appear on Molord's body are ignited from small holes along its back. The fire boils the water above it, and any prey that is caught is briskly snapped up by Molord's immense beak.

Many Beeye use honey as a main food source. However, sourcing the honey is up to each Beeye; some make it from scratch, some conquer hives, and some steal from other Beeye.

Spinarak's abdomen mimics a larger predator to fool potential attackers. This method has proven very effective, since even regular hunters of Spinarak are mostly warded off by its intimidating appearance.

Magpius are responsible for a substantial increase in volcanic activity in areas where they are densely populated. The rocky armor that covers its body is actually fruit that it produces, which can be harvested as a rare delicacy.

This Cortoise grew up underwater, nestled within coral reefs. When it was caught, the coral stayed with the Cortoise and now lives on it, relying on it for sustenance.

When DNA from Donphan was analyzed, it was found to bear a resemblance to a Pokémon from Galar. Fossil records also suggest that it shares similarities with an ancient subspecies of Donphan.

Instead of water, Rhygong prefer to swim underground, using their large horn to drill through rock and soil. Swimming in water causes their skin to dry out and crack.

The scent of the flowers on the body of Leafeon draws pollinators such as Combee or Beautifly. This creates a symbiotic relationship between them. Leafeon protects the pollinators from predators, and they keep the flowers alive.

Shieltle thrive in underground aquifers formed millions of years ago. Multiple Shieltle have also been found in city fountains during the summer months, as the warm water emulates the heat of aquifers.

When massive prehistoric footprints of Torterra were discovered, they were thought to be from a mythological Pokémon. Advanced studies show that Torterra once grew to immense sizes, but slowly grew smaller as more time passed.

Klinkgon processes and compresses synthetic waste through its chest cavity. Despite its robotic appearance, Klinkgon is able to develop a strong emotional connection with its Trainer.

Many have reported seeing Darkrai in their worst nightmares. There have been no reported sightings of Darkrai outside of dreams, triggering speculation whether it travels through minds.

The three tails of Clefros sparked controversy among people of the past. Ancient scriptures detailed that Clefros descended from the stars, and that its tails told a story of our solar system.

It is said that the fur of Ninetales creates a warm sensation, like being wrapped in a blanket. In fact, some have created marvelous rugs made of Ninetales fur.

Jidrio are usually seen during meteor showers, where they zoom through the night at extreme speeds, casting beautiful illusions in the sky. Should a Jidrio land during one of these showers, they will radiate a soothing aura.

Wailtler are popular subjects for coastal photographers because they appear elegant while surfing. After intense physical activity, Wailtler enjoy resting and hydrating in tide pools.

Sablter has a gem-encrusted tongue that is very sensitive to taste. It thrives in darkness, the ruby on the Sablter's chest acting as a lure to catch unsuspecting prey.

The pompoms found on an Oririth look fluffy and are made of a spongy material. This allows it to soak water up, which hydrates the Oririth.

Dhelzone has grown incredibly resistant to the oxygen-rich waters that caused its initial rusting. Modern sailors have used the lamps Dhelzone holds have been used as inspiration for light sources on their own ships.

Many Palodash were thought to be kelpies when they were first discovered. However, when the first Palodash was caught, it was so temperamental it refused to leave the beach it came from.

The fungus that infects Cressect grants it intense clairvoyant power. The pink mushroom Cressect dons upon its back appears to be removable, though no one has been able to see what is under the parasitic growth.

The static electricity that Pluscorio harnesses is purely a positive charge. It is commonly used in radio towers, as when it dances, it emanates radio waves. The radio wave frequency is dependent on the style of Pluscorio's dance.

Barpius travel in pods of up to 300. It is a popular tourist activity to swim with Barpius during the summer months, as they drift through the water very slowly, and are mostly docile in the wild.

The dense fur that runs down the Walrein's body is made up of tightly compacted snow. Walrein has blubber so thick that only the sharpest of stings can pierce it.

Despite their woolly appearance, the strands growing from Geogrowth's body are made up entirely from hard rock. These rocky vines assist the Geogrowth in battle, since their dense exteriors are surprisingly versatile.

The coat that surrounds Gasrunt is formed by the gas that Gasrunt emits. This gas can also be used to incapacitate enemies, wrapping them in a cozy warmth and leaving them in a vulnerable state.