Why do some watermelons grow in cubes? Did nature get creative?

Nope—it’s a Japanese farming trick! Farmers grow these quirky cube-shaped watermelons by placing young melons into square molds. As they grow, they take the mold's shape. Why? Originally, it was to save space in small Japanese refrigerators. But now, they’re more of a luxury novelty than a practical snack, often sold for eye-popping prices. So, next time you see a square watermelon, you’re looking at both agriculture and art in one boxy fruit! Subscribe now, because tomorrow’s tidbit might just shape your day.

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