This is a peach, pretty product of nature... not exactly.

6 thousand years ago peaches were only in China, three times smaller and not so sweet. Selective growth have it additional things like potassium and the fuzzy skin it has now.

Almonds were poisonous, the had much more amygdalin that produced cyanide in the stomach.

Watermelons are naturally big and juicy, right? Wrong.

This is a XVII (17 for those who need the explanation) century depiction of them. More seeds, different layout, and they say the skin was tougher and they tasted a little bitter.

This is a carrot obviously, cause it's orange. The original carrot was purple, and carrots have more colors than that.

The most popular color, considered the only color by most people, is a result of Dutchmen celebrating their independence from Spain.

Corn was the gold of Aztecs, it grows on most continents in about 69 countries now, but it started small in Mexico.

It had only 5 to 10 kernels before people started to cross and select only those plants that interested them resulting in the corn we eat today.