The problem is, mankind keeps trying to stuff nature into neat little boxes and she keeps climbing back out and slopping over into the next box, or even further.
Hey! You, there, protist! I’m talkin’ about you!
The problem is, mankind keeps trying to stuff nature into neat little boxes and she keeps climbing back out and slopping over into the next box, or even further.
Hey! You, there, protist! I’m talkin’ about you!
There’s no such thing as a fish.
Those aren’t flies, they’re sky raisins.
Scientists will soon inform us that they’re just bloopy dinosaurs.
Oh, great, what are bananas then?
There’s no such thing as a fish.
Ha! Nice to see a fellow fan.
I know a very nice fish.
Oh, great, what are bananas then?
They are simply a unit of measurement when judging radiation exposure.
They are simply a unit of measurement when judging radiation exposure .
“… and that’s how I ended up with the proportional strength and reflexes of a banana.”
“… and that’s how I ended up with the proportional strength and reflexes of a banana.”
The MCU surely has room for at least one more!
The MCU surely has room for at least one more!
Well, I don’t think this counts -
But this may, even if not Marvel:
Bananaman is a fictional character appearing in British comic books. Bananaman is a parody of traditional superheroes, being portrayed as a schoolboy who is transformed into a muscled, caped adult man when he eats a banana. The character originally appeared in Nutty as the back page strip in Issue 1, dated 16 February 1980 drawn by John Geering. He has since appeared in The Dandy and The Beano. The original strip, by Dave Donaldson and Steve Bright, written and developed by the latter, and m...
And I’m more worried what the dolphins are thanking us for if fish aren’t a thing…
But this may, even if not Marvel:
That costume is fantastic, from the peel motif to the banana horns.
That costume is fantastic, from the peel motif to the banana horns.
He should be wearing a bandana.
I think the best part is that the Wikipedia page starts with “Banana Man (disambiguation)”.
He should be wearing a bandana.
That’s fantastic.
the banana horns
I was hoping the horns would be the stem end of a banana, looking like giraffe ossicones.
That’s what KFC calls them here, too.
There’s a looser sense of “animal” which is closer to “Warm-blooded land creature” (sense 3.2 here) or even just “(non-human)mammal”.
It’s the sense we use when we distinguish between humans and animals, for example. In that colloquial taxonomy, insects are not animals.
“…but excellent taste in sleepwear!”

There’s a looser sense of “animal” which is closer to “Warm-blooded land creature” (sense 3.2 here) or even just “(non-human)mammal”.
I’m just going to assume that crocodiles and manatees are both vegetables in that system ![]()
They live in the water, They’re seafood.
That’s the logic of the Catholic church.