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Gligar is a purple, bat-like Pokémon. Its head and body are round and roughly equal in size. It has long, triangular ears and triangular eyes with small pupils, as well as large fangs and a long, pink tongue lolling from its mouth. Its arms are segmented at the wrists, and end in large pincers. Spread between its arms are two blue wing membranes, each tipped with a purple claw. Its legs are thin and likewise segmented at the ankles, with its round feet having one claw each. Gligar has a long tail split into spherical sections, ending in a large, round stinger. Female Gligar have smaller stingers than males. | Gligar is a purple, bat-like Pokémon. Its head and body are round and roughly equal in size. It has long, triangular ears and triangular eyes with small pupils, as well as large fangs and a long, pink tongue lolling from its mouth. Its arms are segmented at the wrists, and end in large pincers. Spread between its arms are two blue wing membranes, each tipped with a purple claw. Its legs are thin and likewise segmented at the ankles, with its round feet having one claw each. Gligar has a long tail split into spherical sections, ending in a large, round stinger. Female Gligar have smaller stingers than males. | ||
As shown in | As shown in [[DP064|the anime]], Gligar can emit sound waves to detect obstacles and fly around them. It glides smoothly and silently through the air with its limbs extended, and startles its prey and enemies by flying straight toward them. It attacks by clamping onto its enemy's face with its clawed hind legs and pincers, then jabbing it with its stinger. | ||
Gligar lives in {{DL|List of Pokémon by habitat|mountainous regions}}, making its nest along cliff sides. When it is done gliding, it hops along the ground back to its nest. | Gligar lives in {{DL|List of Pokémon by habitat|mountainous regions}}, making its nest along cliff sides. When it is done gliding, it hops along the ground back to its nest. | ||