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Comparing Oranges

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Compare and contrast of apples and oranges

The American comedy ‘Annoying Orange’ is probably the most popular online video series, where apple and orange are given life to make laughers. Undeniably, as can be seen from the comedy, apples and oranges are the most general fruits universally. The characteristic of apples and oranges are immensely similar in several aspects in terms of organic features; on the contrary, regarding their conventional customs, they contradict variously.

Biologically, apples and oranges are alike because of their size and blossom period. Undoubtedly, both of their sizes are about the same. According to Attenborough (2007, p.16), ‘…the fruit [apple] - measuring between five and nine centimeters in diameters…’; similarly,

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