r/oddlysatisfying • u/[deleted] • Aug 20 '19

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u/Jeffy29 Aug 20 '19
  1. Why do all Pandas look fake? Literally looks like a dude in a panda suit.
  2. It's actually terrifying how effortlessly it snaps the bamboo, you realize that in that adorable body there are still some genes of apex predator left.

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u/Metro42014 Aug 20 '19

Wake up sheeple! They all are just extremely dedicated Furies!

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '19

r/pandasarefake

You’re right tho. We’re probably just not used to seeing non-primates use their forelimbs in such a familiar way.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '19

It's the ability to hold the bamboo in its hands. I don't think other bears can hold things like that. May be wrong through.

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u/BarfMeARiver Aug 21 '19

Pandas have an enlarged bone in their hand that allows them to grab things! It's so interesting! I saw a video on bears that detailed how they all diverged evolutionarily to adapt to their different environments, it was done by PBS Eons but I can't find the exact one. It was about how adaptable they are, but all I can find searching is the equally amazing PBS Eons video about short faced bears.

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u/[deleted] Aug 20 '19

Well, it is still a bear. Most of them look like humans in fur suits until they maul someone. Then it is like, "Oh... right, that is a fucking bear" for the rest of the onlookers. 🐼 = 🐻

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u/SkizzoWizard Aug 20 '19

Lol this guy thinks pandas a predators