The pattern that makes us think things are cute (=young) is pretty universal among animals. It includes big eyes, big heads in relation to the rest of the body, small noses and a small mouth. We find things like cats super cute, because even adult cats are pretty close to that pattern, compared to f.e. adult humans.
So I guess that an animal whose adult form is less close to this pattern than ours would probably think of us as especially cute?
I personally think we’re pretty hideous though. Weird, hairless apes.
I think it’s genetic for all mammals to find all baby mammals cute. Adults, IDK.
The pattern that makes us think things are cute (=young) is pretty universal among animals. It includes big eyes, big heads in relation to the rest of the body, small noses and a small mouth. We find things like cats super cute, because even adult cats are pretty close to that pattern, compared to f.e. adult humans.
So I guess that an animal whose adult form is less close to this pattern than ours would probably think of us as especially cute?
I personally think we’re pretty hideous though. Weird, hairless apes.
Adult dogs, cats, bears, tigers, raccoons, etc. are def cute.
Adult kangaroos are cute and ripped
I think you mean “sexy”.