Perhaps, one side of the banana grows much faster than the other side...
So to compensate for its unusual growth, curvature occurs...
If you will ask why one side will grow faster...only the Almighty knows...
iva
2006-03-13 09:07:13 UTC
guess it kinda naturally bends down as it grows larger and heavier on the plant, cause if it grew straihgt from the place it is attached to the plant, it would awkwardly point outwards too sharply for no good reason. So the bananas rather point to the ground and this way probably also the water runs off them better when it rains. You happen to have some banana fixation or what????
june
2006-03-12 19:02:47 UTC
why ask... do u have any problem with curved bananas? mine is slightly curved too and i don't have any problem with that and my wife loves to eat it...
Knowledge Seeker
2006-03-14 08:54:49 UTC
beleive it or not, i have seen straight bananas. but they r the same except that they r not curved....
redunicorn
2006-03-12 18:54:44 UTC
Because that is the way god grew them.
The Great and Powerful OZ
2006-03-12 19:18:50 UTC
For horny little sex monkeys.
Butterfly_kat
2006-03-12 18:59:02 UTC
the same reason u asked this question idk
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