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They can sometimes be seen lounging together in dogpiles near abundant sources of food, asleep after their meals. Munchlax are much more sociable than their evolutionary counterparts, Snorlax, and so when one evolves, they will leave their band of companions forever, selfishly searching for their own place to relax and hog food. There are many proposed reasons as to why Munchlax are more inclined to stick together than Snorlax, but the common idea between experts is that, rather than out of companionship, they group up out of convenience in assuring their safety and fullness.
Sorry it's shit, I'm tired.
