Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s seventy-third lesson on Pokémon biology. For class today, we will be discussing Tentacruel: the Jellyfish Pokémon and evolved form of Tentacool. This Pokémon has a total of 80 long tentacles that can stretch and retract, which it uses to trap its prey in a net-like shape. All of these tentacles are poisonous, so no handshakes or high-fives with a Tentacruel, trainers! Similar to Tentacool, it has red orbs on its body. These orbs are used to express emotion, communicate with other Tentacruel, and even alert others to danger. So if you see flashing red lights in the water, you're not hallucinating - that's probably a Tentacruel in danger! Well, don't just stand there... DO SOMETHING! There's more to learn about Tentacruel, so be sure to take plenty of notes for today's pop quiz!
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