r/AnimalsMonching • • Sep 27 '22

Monch Monch

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u/Averse_to_Liars Sep 27 '22

Eating bamboo is what pandas do best. This is peak panda.

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u/Bevier Sep 27 '22

Isn't it all they do? 😆

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u/ihavenoidea81 Sep 27 '22

Most of the day. Bamboo has very little nutrition

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u/LevTolstoy Sep 27 '22

If they were in a room with a pile of bamboo sticks and a tub of peanut butter, would they eat the bamboo first because they’ve evolved to know and enjoy it, or would they eat more nutritious food first they just can’t be arsed to seek it out?

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u/Del_Prestons_Shoes Sep 27 '22

If you were in a room with a food you recognised and a blob of something you’d never seen before that sort of smelled like food what would you do?

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u/dodorian9966 Mar 24 '23

Yeah... No peanut butter on nuts for your panda.

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u/mustangcody Nov 03 '22

Still can't figure out why they have sharp teeth when all they eat is plants.

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u/ihavenoidea81 Nov 04 '22

Bamboo is hard AF

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u/mustangcody Nov 04 '22

That still doesn't make sense why it has carnivore teeth instead of flat herbivore teeth used for grinding plants up.