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Seasaur's horns secrete a weak venom that they use to knock out their prey. They often butt against their Trainer's leg affectionately, but that results in the Trainer feeling woozy.

While waiting to evolve, Seapod attaches itself to a tree branch above water. This way, if a Pokémon knocks it off the branch, it can fall into deep waters and flee.

The weight of Seafree's horn is enough to make its head dip during flight. It fishes for prey by plummeting into the water to strike.

Seauna hides itself in a shallow pool of water to evolve. Drinking water a Seauna lay in brings about a terrible stomachache.

The ground beneath a Seadrill's hive is covered in white shavings. Testing indicates high levels of keratin, bone, and a very potent poison.

The venom Seasaur stores in its body appears as spots on its fins, making beautiful patterns. The more poison it builds up, the more prominent and dark the patterns are.

Seasaur can spread its fins out over its body to look like a flower to attract Pokémon seeking nectar. Once a Pokémon lands on its supposed petals, it is all but over for them.

Seamander lacks confidence, clutching its tail when scared. Its round, innocent eyes are fawned over by Pokémon Fan Club members.

As Seameleon's crest and tail fins grow, so too does its courage. Seameleon are often seen protecting their den. When threatened by a predator, a Seameleon will raise its tail and sway it back and forth to intimidate them.

Seaizard creates its dens near the shoreline, hunting to feed its offspring. The spots on Seaizard's body are hypnotizing to look at when it battles, distracting opponents enough for it to land a finishing blow.

Polidos can incapacitate its targets with cries so loud that they cause permanent hearing loss and internal organ damage. This is because resonance chambers make up 70% of its body.

Venuking often bumps into rocks and plants underwater, the flowers on its body leaving colorful pollen smears in the process. Painters often study these marks for inspiration in their own works.

With a thought, Duslee can shift from corporeal to incorporeal at will, sprinting through any obstacle between it and its prey at terrifying speeds.

Dusby's body is made purely of bone, which leaves scientists mystified about how it can move at all. Instead of scuttling, they eerily glide across the sand.

Noseolett can be found near the ruins of the ancient civilizations they once protected. No matter how far one travels, it can always find its way back to this spot.

Charking is quite enamored with the fire emanating from its tail fins. As such, groups of Charking are often seen traveling in single-file lines, with each Charking admiring the tail of the one ahead of it.

Equipped with unbelievably strong jaws, sharp teeth, and a vicious temperament, no conventional fishing method can hold them long enough to catch them. Aspiring Trainers are advised to contact authorities if a Tyvanha is seen in the water.

Charking is quite proud of its fiery fins. At night, Charking are seen competing with each other to see who can jump the highest out of the water. They are often mistaken for fireworks.

Polidos traps its prey by coiling around and hypnotizing them with the patterns on its belly before swallowing them whole.

When schools of Squirtking migrate, they gather close, knocking their shells against each other. The sounds are meant to scare larger Pokémon away, but it lets fishers locate them easily.