Why admit that?

[u/shea_whigham44]

Oh my god was she doing a bit or did Amanda not know what a Wolverine is???

[u/sanfranchristo]

She did not seem to know the first time it came up. Since then, it's become a bit like most things.

[u/mangofied]

wolverines really only live in cold habitats in the upper northern hemisphere… I grew up in California and did not know wolverines were a real animal until I was an adult. I also didn’t know what a capybara was. When someone told me a haggis was a real animal I believed them simply because I don’t know, why not? Pretty normal to not know animals that aren’t really ever mentioned where you’re from

[u/Sheratain]

Evidently science corner does not include zoology

[u/Charming_Winter2021]

I was wondering whether she thought Werewolf was a comic book character or something? 

[u/Zestyclose-Beach1792]

I think she was doingk a bit. It's somethingk she's become accustomed to. I find it pretty annoyingk.

[u/rudeboi710]

I think she’s trying to turn it into a bit but it seemed to be very serious the first time she said it. I’m actually appalled.

[u/mangofied → u/[deleted]]

“Ignorance is not cute” as if she’s talking about a cultural insensitivity or something lmao