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Dogs always have those innocent, big eyes, but they're actually putting on an act for their owners... but there's one breed that just can't do it!

2026-01-16 03:59:07 · · #1

Speaking of which, friends who love dogs

The most irresistible

It's their innocent, big eyes.

Being gazed at by them with such tender affection

Who could withstand that?

  

but

Do you think dogs are born with those innocent, big eyes?

wrong!

A study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America shows that:

A dog's innocent eyes are meant to please humans.

It evolved!

  

Everyone knows

Dogs' ancestors were wolves.

Wolves don't have innocent eyes.

But the research team stated

After dissecting the bodies of four wolves and six dogs, they discovered...

Dogs have two more muscles around their eyes than wolves.

It can easily raise the inner brow.

In addition, they also recorded the expressions of 27 dogs and 9 wolves.

When they were found staring at humans

Dogs often pull their eyebrows back.

Make a nervous or sad expression.

However, wolves do not exhibit such an expression.

  

As for why the dog did this

Experts say

That's because of the two special muscles around a dog's eyes.

It emerged over thousands of years of evolution!

Speaking of this, I have to say

Dogs are really smart

They discovered that it mimics the appearance of a baby with innocent eyes.

It can evoke human compassion

People who like making this expression

A higher survival rate can be achieved.

So over time

They possess such abilities.

  

However, experts emphasized

There is one breed of dog that doesn't have innocent eyes.

That's... a husky!

Experts speculate

Because humans originally domesticated them for pulling sleds.

Become a partner in work

Pets that are not close to humans

So huskies don't care about this ability...

  

In other words

All dogs have a muscle around their eyes.

Able to enlarge the eyes towards the ears through the eyelids

Besides the husky

  

Now you understand, right?

It's not that the husky made a mistake and destroyed the house but refused to admit it.

They genuinely don't know how!

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