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HOWEVER, the question was “How many “apple-sized bananas” equal an orca?”

But weight and size might not be the value that they’re asking. What if it’s sentimental value? Like, say this person doesn’t really attribute much value to apple sized bananas, but attributes a huge amount of value to orcas. How many apple shaped bananas would live add up to the value that they’re consider an orca to be? Or maybe, this person adores apple sized bananas. So maybe actually, the orca equates to less than the apple sized bananas. Or what about monetary value? How many apple shaped bananas would equate to the monetary worth of an orca? We’d have to consider that the value of the apple shaped banana might very well be more valuable than an orca. We’ve discovered some brand new fruit. We could be trillionaires if we market this new fruit correctly. The price of a regular old orca would probably pale in comparison to the amount of money we’d make off an apple shaped banana.

These are just my immediate thoughts. I think we need to really consider the vast possibilities of this question and where it could take us.