010 Caterpie, 011 Metapod, 012 Butterfree

The antennae on caterpie's head will omit a terrible stench from it if touched. This serves as an effective protective mechanism against most predators. It can also spit a string from its mouth in order to entangle foes.

A metapod shell can be hardened until it is as strong as steel. After emerging from the metapod, a butterfree spends most of its time foraging for nectar and pollen from flowers. Butterfree will roam up to six miles from their nest in search of honey. Waterproof scales on it's wings are loosely attached, and if the butterfree flaps them hard enough, they will be released into the air. This resulting “dust” is toxic, and can be irritating if inhaled.