When I caught my first Lugia in my Pokemon Silver game, I knew I wanted to be the very best – better than Professor Oak. So, I wanted to study Pokemon biology, hence why I am majoring in biology.#TheeVeryBest#DoesLugiaLackTheFoxllGene?#MorphologyOFLugiaIsAnAerodynamicParadoxOfFluidDynamicsNBernoullI’sEquation.
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