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Sandslash

Added 2019-12-20 17:23:13 +0000 UTC

Our research for Sandslash was a bit surprising, because when it comes to inter-species relationships, they appeared to lean slightly towards submissiveness. However, prolonged examination lead to the conclusion that they actually tend to be incredibly considerate about the spikes on their back, and let other species work their way around them in the process of mating. This was a good thing for our researchers, because it gave them a chance to experience more passively dangerous creatures in a more controlled way. Males tended to be on top, but would also occasionally lay on their back, claws gesturing in, as if asking politely for a chance to be on bottom. Even the row of fleshy spines on their cock isn't very painful, simply acting as a way to swell up and keep cum inside. Females had a tendency to use their spikes to their advantage, digging in to the stone and dirt in order to stay firm, welcoming our researchers to do as they please. Their insides are noted to have a similar set of ridges to the male's spikes, which clench down around any male inside, likely for the same purpose. They had a similar fluid situation to Sandshrew, skin absorbing moisture at every opportunity, but a well moisturized Sandslash tends to have a much better mood, and have increased fluid output to make up for it. This is likely a result of adjusting to having more resources from the new form or different climates, but they're still able to over-hydrate if not careful. That can be easily remedied by giving them repeated orgasms, and they're not very likely to complain. At this point, some of our researchers are suggesting considering offering one's self to a Sandshrew a legitimate survival tactic in when out of water in a desert, but we advise against this.