I once knew a lady who was terrified of red pandas for exactly this reason, the fact they would stand on two legs "like a human" despite not being human just freaked her out. So maybe there's something to it.
I hope she never sees a sun bear.
Sun bears are definitely justifiably cursed.
So when she first said this. It was long ago, a time when red pandas were much less popular. So many in the group did not know what they looked like, I among them. From her fear, I inferred it must be something like, well, a panda, but red, and maybe skinnier and freakier. Then she pulled up a picture, and everybody lost it
Hope she never sees a bird
Or any bird
Was she also scared of dogs?
This was asked of her. The answer was no, and the reasoning was that they won't walk like that. She knew it was irrational lol
One time someone said my fursonna would be a red panda and I've never let down that high
Humans do it too, the other day I saw a guy with this pose in front of some policeman.
Why those 2 police officers were beefin', who knows. Best not get involved.
So they're actually about to start a fight to the death?
That's a child in a costume. You can't fool me!
No, don't ruin this.
Aw he wants uppies
rawr ex dee
I think, they are just canadian pandas; And this, my children, is the rudest thing a Canadian can do to a stranger.
canadian raccoons.
How am I supposed to sleep now, knowing that a monster like this exists out there? Thing must be the size of a bus, and I believe it wants to hurt me!
Ohhhhhhhh
Hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Terrifying
Goodness me, that’s a big panda!
Wah!
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