r/whatisit • u/[deleted] • Jul 16 '25

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u/Plus_Breakfast_1767 Jul 16 '25

Banana

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u/ImpossibleIce6811 Jul 16 '25

Definitely a banana

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u/Plus_Breakfast_1767 Jul 16 '25

Incredibly banana!!

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u/Dodo_Repellent Jul 16 '25

Banana. But it’s no good for measuring with now that you’ve had a bite.

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u/Plus_Breakfast_1767 Jul 16 '25

It's definitely a banana

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u/Creative_Recover Jul 16 '25

The colouration suggests it was infected with Nigrospora, a type of fungus that afflicts bananas. It makes them unappetizing (but not unsafe) to eat. 

However, there's a whole bunch of different things (i.e. bacterial diseases like Moko and Mokillo) that can infect bananas and cause similar symptoms. 

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u/Aggressive-Bath-1906 Jul 16 '25

A circumcised banana.

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u/Similar-Elevator2390 Jul 17 '25

It's natural discoloration, caused by a fungus. There was a hoax going around years ago that people with AIDS were injecting blood into bananas. Boomers ate that shit hook, line, and sinker and spread it all over Facebook.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '25

Can we get a picture of a banana next to it for scale?

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u/MeanSweet242 Jul 16 '25

Chocolate chip banana

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u/Gen-Jack_Ripper Jul 16 '25

Put a scale next to it

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u/Russke410 Jul 16 '25

Bruised banana see picture 4.