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#940.5 - Wattrel live and make their nests along coastal cliffs, where they take advantage of the ocean as a source of wind and food. They fly in a specific way so that their wings catch the wind and their bones within produce electricity. Then, when they spot fish Pokémon from the air, they will dive into the ocean to electrocute their prey. Their cliffside nests are known for their strange, crackling texture, which has made them a popular delicacy. As Wattrel grow, they begin to develop an elastic throat sack that can store the electricity generated by their wings; they can then inflate this sac to amplify their electric attacks. Despite their frequent ocean-diving, their feathers have very little oil, making them ill-suited for extended swimming.
Named: Wattrel - ? - Kilowattrel
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Iono's Wattrel -- Akira Komayama
Hi! I’ve been fostering Flying-types for a few years now, but since I’m not based in Paldea, this is my first time with a Wattrel. I’ve been working with him for a while now and finally got him comfortable being around my resident Rookidee, but I’m kind of worried about the electricity. I’ve gotten zapped having him sit on my arms before, and I’m worried that could happen to my Rookidee if he doesn’t realize she can’t handle it. Is there anything I can do to mitigate the risk? He was surrendered for hormonal issues that are making him very hard to rehome, so I wouldn’t want him not to have any flockmates here.
unfortunately there's not anything you can do to prevent the electrical buildup. wattrel generate electricity passively through flying, and their bodies are designed to discharge it on impact with water. if he doesn't have water to land in, he's just going to maintain that electrical buildup until he can't store any more, in which case he'll discharge it on whatever's closest. his hormonal issues are probably contributing to the accidental zapping.
it's important to train captive wattrel to discharge upon landing, and the best way to do that is get a discharge mat designed for small electric types to sleep on. they're expensive, but they're one of the best ways to help get rid of low levels of electricity. train him to use the discharge mat as a landing pad. when he lands, it will draw the built up electricity off of him. some pokemon get a little freaked out by the feeling at first, but wattrel tend to do well with it since they're used to it. so long as he isn't flying for hours on end, he shouldn't build up more electricity than the mat can handle!
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