>>58472561I associate it with the reproductive habits of certain plants, whose seeds have the ability to be transported through the air (dandelions), soil (tumbleweeds), or water (coconut trees), and when they find a suitable location, they grow very large.
Or, using an animal example, Komodo dragons are small, agile, and good climbers when they are born, but as they grow, they lose this ability because they no longer need it. A queen termite would be another example: she is born with wings, but when she finds a home, she grows disproportionately and loses the ability to fly.
As an analogy, a Tropius is the traveling phase of the species and when it finds a place full of resources it will move on to its territorial stage, ready to face any predator or rival.
