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Well...I made it. This town isn't much bigger than the last, though. Are they all around the same size? I thought I had heard there were bigger cities further on...

Er, anyway, I also heard about Pokemon...eggs? I was looking through my things and I found a handbook for Pokemon Breeders, which I apparently have been classified as. I only flipped through it, honestly, but it seems to go on to say that all Pokemon lay eggs? That...can't be right. I mean, I definitely expect it of bird Pokemon and reptiles, but mammals? You can't expect me to believe a bear lays eggs.

Speaking of bears, I was thinking of giving my Cubchoo a name. Does anyone think I'd get in trouble for using "Knut"? Since he is technically a polar bear and all...

Thank you all in advance!

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I'll admit, I'm a bit jealous.

Why?

I'd love to be able to communicate properly with animals and nature in general.

[Apollo's opinion of you has just gone up, Bill. He smiles.]

It's definitely interesting.

Even if you can't talk to them like me, if you pay attention to their calls, body language, and behaviour you'll be able to understand some of what they're saying and feeling after a while.

[Dude, if you only knew how much this kid loves nature.]

I suppose you've got a point. Like raising a pet, you get to know their quirks and such.

[If he did it could be the start of a friendship.

What he knows about the concept of "pets" doesn't endear him to the idea, but he'll let it slide for now.]

Yeah. All animals of the same kind act kind of the same, even if each animal is different, so if you watch a few of the same kind you'll be able to get an idea about how all animals of that kind show their feelings.

It's really amazing. A lot of people don't even realize that animals have and express the same emotions as humans. It's fascinating.

[He nods slightly.]

Most humans don't seem to pay attention to the things around them very much. If they did they'd know that animals have the same feelings that humans do.

It's such a shame. It seems more now than ever that people take nature for granted.

I don't understand how anyone can. Do they think that their food comes from stores? Without nature no one would be alive.

Exactly. So many people would be lost if all these modern conveniences were gone tomorrow.

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