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I’ll be honest: I’m kind of tired of catching Weedles — and yet, I still never seem to have enough candy to finally turn my giant Weedle collection into a much more impressive Beedrill or two. So, ...

Weedle is one of the classic Bug-/Poison-type critters in Pokemon Legends Z-A that trainers have loved since the very first games. Its evolutions, Kakuna and Beedrill, may look simple, but the latter ...

Gabriel has been playing games since he was a kid. Loves most RPG games, platformers, and innovative indie games, and can talk for hours about how the first Fallout is the greatest game ever. He ...

Introduced in generation one, with the original Pokemon Red, Blue, and Green games, Weedle is a dual type bug and poison Pokemon. It is the base evolution of Beedrill and will evolve into Kakuna upon ...

To get right into it, Wild Zone 2 of Pokemon Legends: Z-A has six Pokemon for trainers to find and catch. You can find five of the Pokemon during the day, but the sixth one that'll trip players up is ...

A dog called Kakuna has baffled the internet, with a video of his impeccable mathematical skills when choosing his napping site going viral on social media. In the now-viral clip, the owner said: ...

CANADIAN operator Nexen has come up empty with its wildcat exploration well on the Kakuna prospect in the deep-water US Gulf of Mexico. The well did not encounter commercial hydrocarbons and is now in ...

This week’s pet of the week is Kakuna. Kakuna is a 4-year-old Terrier mix. Come meet Kakuna at the Seattle Human Society. A King County judge has set bail at $2 million for the 50-year-old man accused ...

Calgary-based oil and gas producer Nexen Inc. (NXY) has abandoned drilling operations in the Kakuna sub-salt exploration well situated on Green Canyon block 504 in the deepwater Gulf of Mexico. The ...

HOUSTON, June 8-- Drilling is set begin in the second half of 2011 on the deepwater Kakuna prospect in the Gulf of Mexico, according to Statoil, which has taken a farmin from operator Nexen Inc.