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==Biology== | ==Biology== | ||
Like the Spotty Bulbear, Dwarf Spotty Bulbears have a black backside with red spots and a mammalian appearance. The Dwarf Spotty Bulbear also has the mouth texture and snout structure of the Bulbear. However, they have black eyes, while the adult Bulbear has purple (or red) eyes. | Like the Spotty Bulbear, Dwarf Spotty Bulbears have a black backside with red spots and a mammalian appearance. The Dwarf Spotty Bulbear also has the mouth texture and snout structure of the Bulbear. However, they have black eyes (though in the first, they had red eyes like the Bulbear's), while the adult Bulbear has purple (or red) eyes. | ||
The Dwarf Spotty Bulbear is also rather durable, which reflects the defensive strength of the Spotty Bulbear. Dwarf Spotty Bulbears, when not following a parent Bulbear, tend to gather in groups of two to three, though there are certain instances where they will form a massive, widespread group of more than ten total. | The Dwarf Spotty Bulbear is also rather durable, which reflects the defensive strength of the Spotty Bulbear. Dwarf Spotty Bulbears, when not following a parent Bulbear, tend to gather in groups of two to three, though there are certain instances where they will form a massive, widespread group of more than ten total. | ||
Olimar notes that, though the Dwarf Spotty Bulbear is nearing maturation, "it has yet to claim its own patrol route." It therefore follows a Spotty Bulbear when its patrol path intersects with the area the Dwarf Spotty Bulbears gather. This proves to give both the adult and juvenile Bulbears an advantage, as the Spotty Bulbear can recieve protection from Pikmin attacks behind it which simultaneously allows it to feed without fear of being attacked, and the Dwarf Spotty Bulbears that follow it also recieve protection which therefore allows it to feed without fear of attack. | Olimar notes that, though the Dwarf Spotty Bulbear is nearing maturation, "it has yet to claim its own patrol route." It therefore follows a Spotty Bulbear when its patrol path intersects with the area the Dwarf Spotty Bulbears gather. This proves to give both the adult and juvenile Bulbears an advantage, as the Spotty Bulbear can recieve protection from Pikmin attacks behind it which simultaneously allows it to feed without fear of being attacked, and the Dwarf Spotty Bulbears that follow it also recieve protection which therefore allows it to feed without fear of attack. | ||
==Notes== | ==Notes== | ||
===Olimar's Notes=== | ===Olimar's Notes=== | ||