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Bulbasparce will use its small wings to fly in short bursts in search of sunlight. Once Bulbasparce has located a spot that it likes, it will take a nap to restore energy.

Catermy uses various defensive measures to ensure survival. They are quick to hide when Catermy spots enemies. Their body is made of slime, making them hard to grasp. If all else fails, their red horn releases a horrid stench when foes approach.

Cavers routinely see wild Metamy in corners of particularly damp caves. Metamy use the moist atmosphere for protection and hydration while preparing for evolution. Cavers who touch Metamy report that the shell is slimy but strong.

Chanrachi is drawn to the sounds of people in great misery. If it finds any physical injuries, it will heal the person. Once the person is physically healthy, Chanrachi will offer eggs from its pouch.

Buttermy have an enormous appetite for honey. Researchers have found that some Buttermy will not run from foes if honey is nearby. Instead, it will rely solely on its naturally slimy body to deter enemies so it can feast.

Zapleon's three horns extend during thunderstorms, guiding lightning strikes to itself for energy. Zapleon attacks using a combination of electricity and its razor-sharp wings.

Despite having wings, Duncute use their psychic abilities to float slightly above the ground. Researchers claim this is because Duncute's wings are not strong enough to hold their own weight.

When underwater, Dunyu use their drill appendages to travel swiftly. Seasoned divers believe it is good luck to witness baby Dunyu learning how to use all five limbs to swim.

Duneon will use its drill tail to burrow into the ground until it has located water. Duneon will do this various times in order to build a network of tunnels for its home.

A folktale from Johto tells of wild Dunossom dancing in order to praise the sun. They have been seen using their wings to perform elaborate aerial dances in sunny forest clearings.

Dunling are unable to sing like most avian Pokémon. Instead, they shake and spin their drill-like tails to communicate with each other. Researchers have discovered that the speed of vibration determines the urgency of a Dunling's message.

Dunish does not walk, it hops. When it hops, Dunish's tiny wings allow it small bursts of flight, thus allowing it to happily bound about.

Dunkey may appear calm but are quite short-tempered. They chase their opponent while spinning their drill-like fists, enhancing the power of each punch.

Trainers report wild Dunkazam training their psychic abilities on each other. One Dunkazam will drill their feet into the ground while the other Dunkazam attempts to lift their partner with telekinesis.

Eksparce commonly laze about in sunlight, gathering warmth. If disturbed, Eksparce raise their tail, poised to attack with their drill-like stinger. Researchers discovered that Eksparce's poison only causes a mild stomach ache.

When a group of wild Pikafairy gather, they will dance together. Meteorologists have noticed a correlation between sudden thunderstorms and wild Pikafairy dance parties.

Lickisaur will defend themselves with an extensible tongue when threatened. Their tongue contains a poisonous saliva that stuns foes.

Spirisparce uses their drill-like tail to create a series of holes in the ground for entertainment. When they capture Pokémon, Spirisparce snickers at the other Pokémon's expense. If they manage to capture a human, Spirisparce runs away.

Spiritty does not have full control of the spectral lights that orbit it. It also tends to have a short attention span. This commonly leads to Spiritty being distracted by the moving orbs.

Spiricatty has full control of the ghostly lights around its body. It will attempt speaking to its Trainer using its own code with their orbs. There is no record of any Spiricatty Trainer successfully able to decipher the code their own Spiricatty uses.

Spirigoose's immense anger for Seviper fuels their every action. Spirigoose have ethereal claws that can possess anyone scratched by them. They make these possessed victims search for signs of Seviper.

When Spiriviper spots another Pokémon, it will pounce on its victim to inject venom, which allows it to possess its prey to hunt for Spiriviper. If it spots a Zangoose, Spiriviper will make its possessed prey attack the foe.

Wild Spirilithe rest within rare bones or thick clubs. If a Trainer picks up the bone that Spirilithe sleeps in, the bone will slowly warm up until it is burning hot. Researchers theorize that Spirilithe do this because they value their rest.

Gromeleon are incredibly protective of the spring water wells that they call home. Gromeleon will not hesitate to use their sharp claws on those they deem to be threats.

Researchers discovered that wild Nidoeon gravitate towards polluted waters. They found that when Nidoeon swim in contaminated water, Nidoeon absorb the pollution to use against foes in battle.

Doubre uses its claw blades to cut down plants into strips of fiber. Doubre will use the plant fiber to create its home and clothing. Textile manufacturers often catch Doubre for its skill.

Divers have reported sightings of Milokoth resting at the bottom of large lakes. It is believed that nothing can disrupt a Milokoth's slumber.

Salasparce are capable of high-altitude flights. Enraged Salasparce will fly after their opponent, using their drill tail as their main weapon.

The gears on Klinkchamp's back indicate how much power they will use for their punches. The faster their gears spin, the harder the punch. Trainers with Klinkchamp report that the gears rarely move if the opponent is a new Trainer.

When a Lopsparce feels threatened, it will spin its drill tail to intimidate the potential attacker. If the foe does not back down, Lopsparce responds with powerful punches from its ears.

Shupfable flies at night searching for people to prank. After a successful caper, it will feast on the negative emotions created by its trick.

Despite their appearance, the seashells on Palosly are rocks. When Palosly bury themselves in the beach sand, children commonly grab Palosly by mistake. Palosly will then run away in fear.

Owners of Chimecatty say it is quite affectionate towards them. It will lightly wrap its ribbon tail around its owner. When a Chimecatty is around loved ones, it purrs beautiful songs as it sleeps.

Primesparce prefer to attack using their glove-like tail. They use their wings to reach taller targets, aiming for sensitive areas on their opponent to ensure victory.

Victreetomb typically lives in shady parts of dense forests. It swings the vine connected to its mouth to lure Bug-type Pokémon for food. Researchers discovered that after Victreetomb consumes 108 Bug-types it travels to another forest.