So they admit there are predatory Muppets.
I reacted the same when I found out that Teletubbies are actually babies, implying that there are mature, adult Teletubbies that we don't see.
I believe the proper name is "Teletuborians"
Cookie monster is definitely a predator.
It used to be more obvious than it is now.
Look at Animal.
They keep him drugged up, and he's still barely controlled. Without the darts every 3 hours, he'd tear everyone else to shreds just to feed the hunger within him.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/elmo-puppeteer-kevin-clash-cleared-of-sexual-abuse-charges/
Cleared by the statute of limitations...
The puppeteer was cleared. Elmo is a serial molester though.
Predators have forward-facing eyes.
Muppets have forward-facing eyes.
The science is clear.
Big bird has forward facing eyes, which is usually the mark of a predator.
Elefants have them too!
I'm sure there is an exception for creatures made from fabric and foam, somewhere.
I had to go look it up. Not sure that picture is accurate, mind, it’s the only one I could find. (Though lots of comments about herds being led by a blind elephant…. I’m sure there’s a joke in there.)
And dragons have wide-set eyes in pretty much every depiction. So that brings up the question: What was hunting all the dragons?
I'd hope they don't allow predators on set, but we saw what happened at Nickelodeon with Dan Schneider.
Oscar the Grouch is a scavenger.
That's what he wants you to think...
Oscar is a form of Trapdoor Spider. He blends in with his environment until unsuspecting prey is near, then hauls them into his den to consume at his leisure.
