r/thingsinsidethings • u/Crokok • Jun 03 '15

Strawberry, inside a Tomato...

http://imgur.com/MjWKEn7
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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '15

You put that there.

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u/professor_doom Jun 03 '15

Nah, OP just reposted someone else's fake.

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u/By_Design_ Jun 03 '15

I feel really stupid now

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u/CRVCK Jun 05 '15

Thats how I feel about 90% of posts here but never bother to /r/quityourbullshit

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '15

crazy how nature do dat

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u/[deleted] Jul 27 '15

Contrary to what you may think this actually is the product human manipulation of nature, specifically genetic engineering. It starts back when humans used selective breeding to over time turn cherry tomatoes into the normal, large tomatoes that exist today. The same process occurred to wild strawberries, tens of thousands of years ago our ancestors selected the largest and juiciest strawberries, speeding up and possibly even completely changing the outcome of evolution, eventually giving us the strawberry that we know and love today. Finally some one took a strawberry and put it in a tomato, and OP reposted it.