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+# Pokémon Biology Notes
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+## 0179 Mareep–0181 Ampharos
+
+Mareep and its evolutions are characterized by wool atop “rubbery,
+  electricity‐resistant skin”.
+In fact, wool and rubber are subject to the triboelectric effect,
+  whereby the electrons from the wool are lost to the rubber, giving
+  the former a positive static charge (explaining Mareep’s abilities,
+  Static and Plus) and the latter a negative static charge.
+This negative charge (i·e, the electrons) is absorbed by the Mareep,
+  leaving the positive charge to be dispelled by the environment.
+
+Antistatic sprays can help Mareep’s wool dispel its charge faster; this
+  is not harmful to the Mareep so long as it does not interfere with
+  the electron collection occurring on its skin.
+In fact, such sprays may boost growth by ensuring Mareep’s wool is able
+  to replenish its electrons with greater speed.
+
+Ampharos lacks any wool (unless mega‐evolved) and must collect
+  electricity from the environment directly.
+
+## 0453 Croagunk–0454 Toxicroak
+
+Croagunk stores and secretes poison from the sacs on its cheeks and in
+  the middle fingers of its hands.
+This poison is collected from the environment through Croagunk’s
+  diet—in domesticity, the poison is typically mild and safe.
+Croagunk poison acts on nerve cells and, under heavy dilution, can be
+  used medicinally as a muscle relaxant.
+Domestic Croagunk are trained as masseuses with a carefully monitored
+  diet to maximize the medicinal effect.