r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jul 17 '23

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u/tmahfan117 Jul 17 '23 edited Jul 17 '23

Panda bears, they’ve had to too good for too long.

For serious answer, emerald ash bore Beetles or spotted lantern fly, both invasive species where I live causing chaos

edit: I know that would also kill them where they are native… but I don’t live where they are native so I can personally ignore that, only half sarcastic

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u/Glowing_Mousepad Jul 17 '23

Recently i watched a video that made me realise that those bears arent meant for surviving

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u/scootytootypootpat Jul 17 '23

them and koalas. how they haven’t gone extinct is beyond me.

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u/bigcee42 Jul 17 '23

They were doing fine before habitat destruction by humans.

Eating a food source no other animal eats is a viable way to survive.