Comments by "Cat Lily" (@Catlily5) on "The Unbelievable History of Strawberries" video.

  1.  @EB-bl6cc  Interesting that mangos and poison ivy are related! I didn't know that cashews are also related.
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  2.  @JS-jh4cy  I think a paw paw is a relative of the mango that grows in North America. For some reason we don't eat them much in the USA. I want to try one! Edit: I don't know if it is actually related to the mango or not.
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  3.  @LV-ni3qs  Well, they don't speak an Indo-European language in Finland right?
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  4.  @mjmulenga3  I read two places that they were but when I type in "relatives of the paw paw" mango does not come up. So you are probably right.
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  5.  @Elhastezy888  I have picked prickly pear fruits which do result in "raw paws" if you don't wear gloves... Never picked a paw paw though.🤣
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  6.  @pixilatedsarin2408  Guess I will have to get my magnifying glass out. Can't have Big Ice Cream pull one over on me!
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  7.  @Elhastezy888  I definitely would like to try a paw paw but they don't grow in the desert where I live.
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  8. The world's oldest popcorn was found in Chile!
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  9. Slightly better.
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  10. Where are you from?
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  11. Looks like strawberries were in northern Africa on one of the maps shown in this video.
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  12. Common use versus biological category.
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  13. A wild strawberry never hurt me. I don't know of any poisonous berry that looks similar. At least not in my area.
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  14. How did you find out?
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  15. In New Mexico in the Sandia Mountains strawberries look very tiny and rounded.
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  16.  @kellieeverts8462  Cool!
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  17.  @Elhastezy888  Blessings to you too!
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  18. I never tasted cloudberries but I would like to.
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  19. Where?
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  20.  @grungeera4561  That sounds beautiful!
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