Fargo Riddle Awsner : Why can the human eye see more shades of green than any color? (SPOILER ALERT)

Here I show the frequent question asked about this Riddle, you can thank me later most people over look and don't have a dvr to rewwind here is the awnser for you. DO NOT WATCH IF YOU WANT IT TO BE SPOILED. I only post it so you can get the awnser.

[@YoYoYoYoYoYoPeace]

Most people don't realize that Gus is told this and then he is the one who goes on to kill Malvo... in the middle of a *green* forest.

[@PartyWolf36790]

Yeap...

[@YoYoYoYoYoYoPeace]

@First Name Last Name I havent seen anyone point out the part that malvo dies in a green forest. Everyone just makes the predator connection to malvo when talking about his riddle. Green forest goes unmentioned in 99% of these internet theories

[@JackDManheim]

I've always appreciated the way they assigned Malvo & Lester different characteristics of the same creature: Malvo is usually the wolf in the wild, while Lester is a wolf in sheep's clothing.

[@benconnor3206]

The prey became the predator and took out the wolf. Poetry

[@DarKCremeTai]

Molly solverson was way smarter than even sherlock in this series.

[@TheGooberishere]

Is it that smart? isnt it common sense

[@WarlanderTV]

Only she is wrong

[@ty_teynium]

how does she know that? Also in that same episode you see Lester escape from Wrench and Numbers being taken away but if you look closely in the bushes they're right there watching him get away. They weren't even in camo but I didn't notice it because of all the green ( I know that's the point; I'm just saying I love the show)

[@PartyWolf36790]

Yep :) and good to hear of another fan! I love sharing things from movies or shows

[@varjagg]

No, the reason is Sun radiation peaks smack in the middle of green band, so our eyes evolved to use the daylight most efficiently

[@WarlanderTV]

It's because of wavelength. Back to school kids...

[@stevegoldstein3402]

It’s both. The wavelength that’s most abundant but for a good reason too, to distinguish prey and predators for survival.

[@WarlanderTV]

No its not@@stevegoldstein3402

[@LorneMalvo-ke8dq]

What does she say after he asks why can the human eye see more shades of green than any other color? "Because of ########" What is that last word she says? I cant make it out.

[@justabitofjunkie2595]

Humans were never monkeys.

[@Lady-Seashell-Bikini]

Actually, we still are monkeys. We think of monkeys and apes as something different, but old world monkeys and apes are more related to each other than old world monkeys are to new world monkeys.

[@stopstalkingyouspookybastard]

jesus never existed and there is absolutely no proof that he did

[@ianhogben3472]

true and false do you no why you get hiccups?

[@HISTORYSQUARE]

We share 44% DNA with banana. I am sure i am banana. You guys think for your self. My pronouns are they and dicky

[@CharlieBrown20XD6]

You're right. We were Apes not monkeys lol

[@kakuify]

I disagree with her. We see more shades of green because we’ve always been predators, not preys. Apex predators can still be killed and eaten, that doesnt make them preys.

[@snake0911]

humans see more shades so green so they can tell if the money is counterfeit.

[@-Trauma.]

Yeah you tell yourself that when you're being hunted by predators pal.

[@kakuify]

@@-Trauma. Read my comment again, pal.

[@kakuify]

@@-Trauma. Lions can be killed by other animals like girafes or buffalo, that doesn't make them prey. They are still apex.

[@-Trauma.]

@@kakuify You're neither one of those things.