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On this episode, we take our first look into fighting types, focusing on the martial arts of western culture. While not as flashy to film, they make a great way of looking into how some of our favorite fighting types got their fighting styles. How long have we been hitting each other for fun? Is Machamp secretly a genius? Does hitmontop deserve your respect? Turn into this round 1 as we see just how we got our favorite western fighters.

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On this episode, we talk about one of the most recognized animal on the planet, bears! Pokemon has several bears that each resemble some of these amazing, and sometimes not so amazing, animals. Which bears do we have in North America? Could ice claws make for good weapons? Do Pandas suck? Bear with us as we learn more about these grizzly animals!

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On this episode, we take a look at the different relationships Pokemon have with each other. In nature, most animals have some form of bond with another organism, whether they want to or not and Pokemon is no different. What are the gains/costs of teamwork? Why do Tarantulas have pet frogs? Is Pelipper secretly a monster? Together, we group up and find out!

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On this episode, we break down some of the different abilities in the Pokemon world and the real animals that have them. We also have a talk about adaptations and how they come and go though natural selection. What is convergent evolution? What ability should Mightyena have? Are Giraffes at war with a tree? Sit back, acclimate, and enjoy!

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On this episode, Veteran Lucas and Fisherman Don take a look at the rodents that make up the Pokemon world. Sometimes seen as pests, these animals are some of nature's greatest survivors and they made their way into the games with some of their tricks. How have rats survived for so long. Does Patrat suck? Is Bidoof a god you should fear and respect(yes)? We hope you enjoy our look at these tiny, unstoppable creatures.

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On this episode of The Science of Pokemon, we take to the skies and go back to where it all began for us. We have talked about flight, but we wanted to go deeper into the science of birds, one of the most dominant animals on the planet and ones we take for granted. Where did birds get all their adaptations for flight? Are pigeons smarter than we think? Does Murkrow get a bad rap? Let's take the leap and learn more about our underappreciated, feathered friends.

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On this episode of The Science of Pokemon, with Gen 8 on the way the whole crew is hyped up and ready to tackle it. Professor Collins has some theories as to what our new fire starter would be, but to explain it we had to go back to every fire starter and discuss where they each came from. Why are salamanders tied closely to fire? How has one Chinese story impacted the world? How terrible is Veteran Lucas's English accent? Let's fire up the hype train and learn about the types that literally started our journeys!

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On this episode of The Science of Pokemon, Don and Lucas drag Professor Collins into the ocean one more time (for now), to explore the beauty of the Coral Reef. Coral plays a vital part in our ecosystem, and Pokemon has had several creatures in their games that both benefit and destroy coral reefs. How does Corsola compare real coral? What impact do we have on coral reefs? Why are white sandy beaches kinda gross? Join us as we go to the heart of the sea to learn what we can about this ocean community

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On this episode of the Science of Pokemon, we dive back into the deep blue sea, but this time we brought a friend. Join us in welcoming Fisherman Don, the latest member of our team! In honor of his joining us, we decided to pick up where we left off and talk about some of the fish Pokemon we forget exist, or just don't like. How do real world fish generate electricity? Why is Stunfisk so terrifying? Is the Sun Fish as useless as people think? Lets grab our bait and tackle and get hooked on some more science.

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