You'll need these if you really want to catch 'em all.
Each pawprint on the Pokémon tracker represents about a 100-meter distance.
So at the most, you'll only have to run about three football fields if you see the silhouette of that Dragonite you've been looking for.
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Your eggs won't gain hatching progress if you travel faster than 15 mph.
Some claim it's 12 mph. Either way, you're probably not going to make any progress if you're driving.
Speaking of eggs, these are (generally) the Pokémon that hatch from the different egg types.
There's an easier-to-read version of this list here. However, this list isn't 100% accurate, and you might find Pokémon in a 2 km egg that's listed here for 5 km eggs, for example.
That curve on your Pokémon's profile indicates its potential and should factor heavily into your decision to evolve or not.
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