Hello there! Welcome to Professor Jacob’s ninety-first lesson on Pokémon biology. And for this class today, we will be discussing Cloyster: the Bivalve Pokémon and evolved form of Shellder. This water/ice type has a shell that’s harder than diamonds, able to withstand a bomb blast or missile. Now what kind of mad man would test this theory? Well... in today's lesson, you'll find out. Cloyster's insides are rarely seen because it usually keeps its shell closed, which is covered in sharp spikes. The bodily function it uses to propel the spikes while attacking is also used for swimming. "But what is this mysterious bodily function?," you might ask. Guess you gotta tune into the lesson to find out! So make sure you take plenty of notes, students.
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