If they can’t mount their own species, then some other species of females must be giving birth to new camerupts. I think this animation suggests a contender.

woozle said:
If they can’t mount their own species, then some other species of females must be giving birth to new camerupts. I think this animation suggests a contender.

And some other species of males must be mounting female camerupts.

Also the idea of a pokémon that needs to resort to interspecies mating because the males and females can't do it together is so funny to me lmao.

His humps should go off when he cums.

farthinginyourpenny said:
And some other species of males must be mounting female camerupts.

Also the idea of a pokémon that needs to resort to interspecies mating because the males and females can't do it together is so funny to me lmao.

How else could the 100% male species (Tauros, Braviary, Grimmsnarl, etc.) possibly be keeping their numbers up? They'd have to either do it with a Ditto, which aren't easy to find since they spend most of their time mimicking other Pokemon, or do it with a non-Pokemon, which, last I checked, humans are the one and only. ^_~

terastas said:
How else could the 100% male species (Tauros, Braviary, Grimmsnarl, etc.) possibly be keeping their numbers up? They'd have to either do it with a Ditto, which aren't easy to find since they spend most of their time mimicking other Pokemon, or do it with a non-Pokemon, which, last I checked, humans are the one and only. ^_~

I think Tauros just breed with Miltanks, an all female species.