TheWall Street Journal reports that scientists are trying to genetically modify kiwis to remove their hairy outer coverings. The result could be a fruit that peels more easily and could be eaten quickly on-the-go .
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To save folks like Ward the trouble of using silverware to consume their food, Zespri, the world's largest kiwi manufacturer, is trying to re-imagine kiwis to compete with apples and oranges. Unfortunately, the company's attempts haven't yet paid off.
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Though it remains to be seen if humans can remove the skin while maintaining the fruit's delicious taste and texture, there are plenty of other naturally hairless plants and animals to explore—like these little guys right here.
