The Japanese have had square
watermelons for a while. Due to lack of space, the most pragmatic thing to do to a watermelon is, well, to square
it. These edgy melons come at a price of $82 each. I'm not sure on what occasion I would buy a watermelon if it were
that expensive, but it sure wouldn't be for a quick snack!
Now, the Japanese have innovated again with pyramid-shaped watermelons. I'm a little confused about the practical applications of this--perhaps one could stack more watermelons in a given space by interleaving them.











