Be grateful it didn't turn out to be an Eldritch horror with six and a half feet instead of just two long ones
26I like it better with the legs.
19cheapest fursuit on the market
18I wonder if they manufactured a special one for the photoshoot or used a perspective trick.
15Definitely a perspective trick. The legs are that long to be able to say that the bear is 6.5 feet long. Buyers want to buy a giant teddy bear and instead they get a smaller bear than expected, but with super long legs. The manufacturer and seller knew what they were doing: purposefully misleading buyers.
46Pretty sure just perspective trick. A lot cheaper and faster anyway.
7I really hope it's a perspective trick because that indicates some real thought on the part of the scammer. They intentionally made something that while technically true, is misleading, but possible to photograph without revealing the scam.
2I don't think they have the skill and camera to arrange the necessary telephoto shot. The factory is obviously capable of making normal-looking 3” bears so I think they sell those too (at a lower price).
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Hideous? That's an accurate representation of the Nigerian Long-Legged Bear. It kills its prey by choking it with its long back legs.
12The review is still there: https://www.amazon.com/Joyfay-Giant-Teddy-Bear-White/dp/B00580KX2W/
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