Well, there is really no good way to explain what creepy or gross or disgusting is when it comes to science and put it into reality. The closes I can project is when I bought a couple of mangoes. One has no bruise and one has a slight black marking.
Mango no bruise
Mango with black spot
When I cut it up, this is what the inside looked like.
Mango no bruise
Mango with black spot
This reminds me of cancer in a body. No explanation necessary.
What do you think?
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Creepy.”
Looks like man was trying to play God again,
why can’t farmers and growers just let nature take it’s course ? ? ?
Picked green and packed too tight.
Love, hugs and go organic … ME and the Boss
This is what happens when commerce comes into place of business. For the sake of almighty bucks, we got ripped off. I bought organic avocado yesterday, the same result. Rotten.
Yes I agree the same happens with the body, most of the time de cancer grows in silence, good comparison !
It’s a silent killer. Thank you, Elizabeth.
Creep indeed and sadly, very much like the human body…
Dang! Scary that are internal parts are not so pretty after all.
Mango ice cream !
Waste not want not, made a slurpee drink instead.
I love mango! I remember seeing these last year, had to stop buying mango.
Me, too. There is just too many rotten ones tho’.
Did you eat it? I have never seen that…
Nope. Took me a long time to start eating mangoes again.
Definitely not appetizing! Yucky.
Perfectly “Creepy”.
Definitely “Yuk!”
janet
Ugh, and sad as there is nothing quite as tasty as a good mango 🙂
Hope you had another to open and taste that great mango flavor ~
Hmmm…good analogy. Also, so sad when produce disappoints.