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The morph line uses a unique mix of filter feeding, photosynthesis,[[hottip:Trainer's Note:Of sorts - scientists are still unclear as to whether the protrusions actually do that or are just solar gatherers used for the energy needed to stun prey. General consensus points to the latter.]] and a wait-and-catch approach to hunting. Tentacruel is slightly more aggressive in its feeding approach; it has been known to stalk its prey and, when in range, stun it with a flash from its middle ruby.

Both morphs are highly poisonous, and though it looks like they have a shell, they do not. Early scientists often thought them related to the prehistoric Omanyte line, until they were actually captured and studied. Recently found fossil evidence shows Tentacool to be at least as old as the Omanyte, line however. Tentacruel, in addition to more poisonous tentacles, also now has two large pincers to capture prey. Tentacruel are also more rare to find in the wild.

[-Written by {{@/Skorpio.}}-]

[++Tentacool Line++]

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Being jellyfish Pokemon, the line is highly poisonous [Trainer's Note: About the safest place when around these creatures is their heads, though sometimes even that is disputable]. The morphs also have some small shock abilities, which often leads to a person and Pokemon being paralyzed. Though not the most aggressive Pokemon, it will defend whatever area of the sea it is using as feeding grounds at the time. In the wild, nets are kept up to keep them out of swim areas.

Being jellyfish Pokemon, the ;ine is highly poisonous [Trainer's Note: About the safest place when around these creatures is their heads, though sometimes even that is disputable]. The morphs also have some small shock abilities, which often leads to a person and Pokemon being paralyzed. Though not the most aggressive Pokemon, it will defend whatever area of the sea it is using as feeding grounds at the time. In the wild, nets are kept up to keep them out of swim areas.

Tentacool and Tentacruel are a box jellyfish pokemon, known for their (relatively) clear bodies and unique red crystal like protrusions on both the sides of their heads and one at the very front. As per their name, both morphs have tentacles, though only does a Tentacruel have a great many.

Both morphs are highly poisonous, and though it looks like they have a shell, they do not. Early scientists often thought them related to the prehistoric Omanyte line, until actually captured and studied. Recently found fossil evidence shows Tentacool to be at least as old as the Omanyte line however. Tentacruel, in addition to more poisonous tentacles, also now has two large pincers to capture prey. Tentacruel are also more rare to find in the wild.

The morph line uses a unique mix of filter feeding, photosynthesis [Trainers Note: Of sorts, scientists are still unclear as to whether the protrusions actually do that or are just solar gatherers used for the energy needed to stun prey. General consensus points to the latter.] and a wait and catch approach to hunting. Tentacruel is slightly more aggressive in it's feeding approach and will even stalk it's prey, and when in range, stuns them with a flash from it's middle ruby.

Being jellyfish pokemon, the morph is highly poisonous[Trainers Note: About the safest place when around these creatures is their heads, though sometimes even that is disputable]. The morphs also have some small shock abilities, which often leads to a person and pokemon being paralyzed. Though not the most aggressive pokemon, it will defend whatever area of the sea it is using as feeding grounds at the time. In the wild, nets are kept up to keep them out of swim area's.

Peak breeding season is early spring, when large swarms gather in warm water to spawn. Once eggs are laid, the parents will swim back out to other feeding grounds. Once hatched, the microscopic jellyfish are on their own.

Tentacool and Tentacruel live in large swarms that float throughout the shallow seas in all area's. There is little actual structure to them, as the swarm goes where the food is.

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