Just Love Animals 💖  Very Cute Puppy
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Date: 2021-11-29

Super Cute Animals 🔴  Very Cute puppy
Just Love Animals 💖 Very Cute Puppy
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Baby animals are impossibly cute and they will surely bless your day with their innocent faces. Some will act like human babies, while others are adorably tiny, some will make you hold them while other may look to cute to be real. You might crave to adopt one. Whatever you think or feel, they are too cute to handle and hard to ignore.

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INTERESTING ARTICLE ABOUT CUTE ANIMAL WE CAN'T HELP HANDLE THEM!!!

Researchers found 109 people to look at pictures of animals — cute, funny and “neutral” photos of fluffy, fluffy puppies. The lucky participants then rated how they felt about the pictures: whether they agreed with the statement like “I just can’t handle it!” (or perhaps “It’s so fluffy I want to die!”), whether they made them want to squeeze something, or whether they were suddenly seized with the impulse to say something like “grr!” The cuter the animal, the more aggressive the response.

The study’s researchers, led by Rebecca Dyer, a graduate student in psychology at Yale University, dubs the phenomenon “cute aggression.”

“We think it’s about high positive-affect, an approach orientation and almost a sense of lost control,” she said. It’s so adorable, it drives you crazy.

But for the sake of thoroughness, researchers did a second experiment to test whether the aggression was simply verbal, or whether people really did want to act out in response to wide-eyed kittens and cherubic babies. Volunteers were given bubble wrap and told they could pop as much of it as they wanted.

When faced with a slideshow of cute animals, people popped 120 bubbles, whereas people watching the funny and neutral slideshows popped 80 and 100 bubbles respectively.

Dyer’s suggests that one reason we have so much pent-up aggression over cute pictures is that seeing something cute, like a baby, drives us to want to take care of it. But we can’t reach through a photograph to cuddle it, so we get frustrated — and then aggressive.

https://www.popsci.com/science/article/2013-01/science-says-adorable-animals-turn-us-aggressive/