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fireweed@lemmy.world to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world · 2 hours ago

What's an animal that's MUCH cuter as an adult?

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What's an animal that's MUCH cuter as an adult?

fireweed@lemmy.world to Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world · 2 hours ago
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    Ladybug. The baby is a demon spawn made to eliminate aphid. It’s good but not cute, it’s metal.

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    Definitely humans. I mean, look at newborn babies. They are little wrinkly screaming poopgoblins.

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      You could describe the elderly in the same way.

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        Touché. I guess you’re right.

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    Pretty much all birds.

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    • quediuspayu@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      Except chicken

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        Coots are really cute as babies and kind of bleh as adults.

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    The aye-aye is weird-looking enough as an adult, but it looks like a Jim Henson creation as a baby.

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      I mean, there are a bunch of cute Henson creatures, but I neither disagree with you nor think this thing is in any way cute as a baby

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    Stellars Jays spring to mind. One of the most beautifully punk-rock looking birds and worryingly intellegent, but my god their young look like like nothing more than cancerous scrotums.

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    Pretty much every bird

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      Except the birds with precocious chicks. They’re pretty much all cute. For example, the baby killdeer is adorable. baby chicks and baby ducks are pretty cute too.

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    Barn Owls all day long

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    Butterflies

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    Birds and humans.

    Also a lot of rodents, like mice, rats, etc.

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    Pandas and kangaroos come to mind immediately. Probably every marsupial would make the cut here too.

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