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In the early 1900's, The original bananas went extinct due to a disease. Genetic modification was used to create banana trees and bananas that we know today. which is why they contain radiation. Also, banana candies don't taste like bananas, because the flavor is mimicking that of original bananas.
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In the early 1900's, The original bananas went extinct due to a disease. Genetic modification was used to create banana trees and bananas that we know today. which is why they contain radiation. Also, banana candies don't taste like bananas, because the flavor is mimicking that of original bananas.
@Ghost-of-Kyiv said in Fun Fact About Bananas:
In the early 1900's, The original bananas went extinct due to a disease. Genetic modification was used to create banana trees and bananas that we know today. which is why they contain radiation. Also, banana candies don't taste like bananas, because the flavor is mimicking that of original bananas.
huh... if my ma knew that, we wouldve stopped eating bananas... im just curious how they managed to "revive" bananas
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well now i have a reason to avoid bananas more lol
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@Ghost-of-Kyiv said in Fun Fact About Bananas:
In the early 1900's, The original bananas went extinct due to a disease. Genetic modification was used to create banana trees and bananas that we know today. which is why they contain radiation. Also, banana candies don't taste like bananas, because the flavor is mimicking that of original bananas.
huh... if my ma knew that, we wouldve stopped eating bananas... im just curious how they managed to "revive" bananas
@SnowRunnerLegend remaining seeds were genetically modified
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@SnowRunnerLegend remaining seeds were genetically modified
@Ghost-of-Kyiv said in Fun Fact About Bananas:
@SnowRunnerLegend remaining seeds were genetically modified
how ridiculous... they couldve tried to repopulate the trees in a controlled environment, its been known GMOs can and will cause health problems
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