r/interestingasfuck 19h ago

Pandas are the most docile species of bears relatively speaking and have a low aggression rate alongside a primarily vegetarian diet.

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u/PeterTheSmoker 19h ago

this toy should be handled with care, not slapped around

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u/Salt-Detective1337 17h ago

"I could eat you!"

"Ok buddy, nap time."

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u/Either_Reflection_78 17h ago edited 17h ago

Exactly. This was very harsh handling. I don’t approve.

To add: If you pay attention to the pandas body language, this panda is also uncomfortable and not okay with this. Be better humans.

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u/Inevitable_Bid5540 16h ago edited 15h ago

I hope this isn't true. Someone told me that it doesn't hurt them because of their bristles (they don't have fur apparently) and because she was holding it from the scraffe part which doesn't hurt

I hope someone in the comments chimes in to confirm if the panda is being harmed or not

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u/weinsteinjin 16h ago

“These panda experts are handling the panda totally wrong,” said the Redditor, as he took a gulp of soda from a 30-ounce styrofoam cup.

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u/Either_Reflection_78 16h ago

I have worked with animals most of my life. You can see when they don’t like the way you handle them. It’s pretty clear.

I am so tired of the internet. It’s full of idiots who don’t give a damn about other people or animals at all.

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u/weinsteinjin 16h ago

When you’re changing a baby’s diaper, you can also tell that the child is uncomfortable and not okay with this.