>Newly hatched Pokemon >Immediately send it to daycare

>>30465357
>implying an animal born sexually mature wouldn't immediately attempt to breed ASAP

It's nature, anon.

>>30465357
At least it's not like those insects that are born already pregnant by their father.

>>30465493
...elaborate.

>>30465508
I'm having trouble finding the ones impregnated by their father, but have these things while I look:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adactylidium

>>30465573
Why are mites so weird? Mites and barnacles seem so alien compared to all the well known arthropods.

>>30465357
Sexual emergency. Praise Allah.

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>>30465573
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adactylidium
Nature is weird

>>30465625
Hyper specialization. This is especially common among parasites, and most mites happen to be parasitic. It's how you end up with things like Saculena.

>>30465680
inshallah brother