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Serperiors enjoy burrowing in tall grass, leaf piles, and sand. They have been known to lay in the same position for hours simply because they find their setting too comfortable to move. This behavior is also extremely useful for when they hunt for prey.

Bisharps often use their blades as part of their mating displays. Competing specimens will hold contest of sharpness by taking turns attempting to chop trees down until one wins.

Jellicents will often enjoy having their collars groomed. (They like it most after they get out of the water.)

A Sableye’s gems grow due to the massive amount of minerals found in their diet. The colors, shapes, placements, and sizes of these gems all depend on what minerals the particular Sableye ingests. Due to this, no two Sableye look exactly the same.

Slowbro have been known to use their tails as hammers in order to crack open objects with hard exteriors and shells such as seashells and apricorns in order to eat what they find inside.

Lillipups are amazingly easy to raise and are quite obedient, but they do have a tendency to chew furniture when teething.

Explouds are able to copy most sounds by manipulating the openings on their tubes. However, for some reason, they can not perfectly copy the sounds. Listeners have described Exploud copied music as “eerie” and “creepy.”

Donphans often take mudbaths to help prevent their tough skin from drying out. Donphans will take as many as five mud baths a day in captivity.