Not only pandas do not have colours, they don't have fifty shades of grey either. Their colouring scheme is binary. As well as zebras. They silently represent fraction of binary things in the world to remind us not to have too much binary judgements and not to live in black-and-white world.
This is driving me crazy as everything else in the photo is colored, but those damm pandas...
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That's the law in China. You can not depict a panda being harmed, and you can not depict a panda with colour.
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Think it's kinda racist of you to forget the zebras, but OK, if that's how you wanna play it.
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Oh, I totally forgot the Zebras :c
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I think you suffer from achromatopsia.
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They aren't black-white only, but their colors are HOG'ged. You can find it.
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You're right! The mouth definitely isn't black nor white.
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because the zebras refuse to add color
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Here's a photo of a red panda. It's brown.
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This is the question that science should answer.
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Question number 10a
Why they didn't called it brown panda instead of red panda..
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Panda printed before color ink was found...
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Not only pandas do not have colours, they don't have fifty shades of grey either. Their colouring scheme is binary. As well as zebras. They silently represent fraction of binary things in the world to remind us not to have too much binary judgements and not to live in black-and-white world.
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Because they're vintage.
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Cheers man for the gift!😆
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