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[[File:Falkner Hoothoot.png|thumb|left|Hoothoot's feet|150px]] | [[File:Falkner Hoothoot.png|thumb|left|Hoothoot's feet|150px]] | ||
Hoothoot is a round, owl-like bird with two stubby wings and a short, fan-shaped tail. Its large eyes have beady pupils and red irises, but no visible sclera. Its feathers are mostly brown with a beige underbelly. Hoothoot has a large black, mask-like crest, which encircles both eyes and covers the face. The crest has two protrusions at the top resembling the hands of a clock. The parts of the crest below each eye have notches resembling the teeth of a clockwork gear. Hoothoot has a small, hooked beak and two | Hoothoot is a round, owl-like bird with two stubby wings and a short, fan-shaped tail. Its large eyes have beady pupils and red irises, but no visible sclera. Its feathers are mostly brown with a beige underbelly. Hoothoot has a large black, mask-like crest, which encircles both eyes and covers the face. The crest has two protrusions at the top resembling the hands of a clock. The parts of the crest below each eye have notches resembling the teeth of a clockwork gear. Hoothoot has a small, hooked beak and two feet with five digits. Although it will typically only stand on one foot at a time, it alternates between the two at speeds too difficult to track with the naked eye. | ||
Inside Hoothoot's body lies a special organ that senses [[Pokémon World|Earth's]] rotation, allowing it to keep track of time. Hoothoot is well known for its ability to keep rhythm by precisely tilting its head in time, much like a metronome. Everyday at exactly the same time, a Hoothoot will begin hooting. Hoothoot is most commonly found nesting in trees and {{DL|List of Pokémon by habitat|Forest Pokémon|forests}}. | Inside Hoothoot's body lies a special organ that senses [[Pokémon World|Earth's]] rotation, allowing it to keep track of time. Hoothoot is well known for its ability to keep rhythm by precisely tilting its head in time, much like a metronome. Everyday at exactly the same time, a Hoothoot will begin hooting. Hoothoot is most commonly found nesting in trees and {{DL|List of Pokémon by habitat|Forest Pokémon|forests}}. | ||