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I suppose if "I" thought that it might be a stuffed animal, well that would be crazy huh?

umm, im pretty sure its a stuffed animal

it is crazy lol.j/k

a little kid dressed up?!

it either fake or stuffed i mean the pics fake not they panda cuz thats like the samething

lol, dumdshit, of course its fake you idiot, its a cuddly toy

yeah that looks real f**king real

lame photoshop doesnt even look real omg

Ok, clearly we are reaching a nuff/no nuff event horizon here, so it's time for clear thinking and an explanation. Recognizing the colour scheme as China Airlines Airbus 787, I called their Public Relations department for an explanation. Unsurprisingly this picture is not unknown to them, and the sent me the press release that they had prepared: China Airlines is a proud corporate sponsor of the panda snactuary at Cheng Du and was happy to help out recently with the transfer of a young panda cub to a zoo in the United States of America. After extensive consultation with the Sanctury's veterinary staff it was concluded that the importance of the panda cub precluded it from traveling in the hold of the aircraft, where attending to its needs would be difficult. Thus China Airlines agreed to donate seats in its Business Traveler First cabin for the panda cub named Squee Squee and his carer, Fu Jiang Lang, seen here sitting in the window seat. In the interests of hygiene Squee Squee wore a plastic nappy to take care of pandapoop during the flight. We are happy to report that Squee Squee arrived rested and relaxed after his 14-hour flight, and is settling into his new home well. During the flight we can report that he didn't watch any of the flight movies as we couldn't find a headset big enough for him. He did order the bamboo from catering menu, with a side of bamboo, and bamboo mousse for desert. If you don't believe me, I'll send you the release so you can check it out for yourselves. Fact is sometimes stranger than fiction, folks.