By pharyngula on October 26, 2012. (via NatGeo) Tags cephalopods Organisms Log in to post comments More like this Botanical Wednesday: Algae in Love (via NatGeo) Mary's Monday Metazoan: Protective pappa (via NatGeo) Mary's Monday Metazoan: Self-portrait (via NatGeo) Mary's Monday Metazoan: Any resemblance to yours truly is entirely accidental (via NatGeo) The Friday cephalopod always makes me smile, but this one especially so. Log in to post comments Actually, what makes it adorable is the ratio of tentacle length to head/body and the size of the eyes, I think. Just like with a little kitten, a puppy or even a human baby. I know it as "Kindchenschema". Log in to post comments I second Flo. It's the same premise that Japanese "Chibi" style animation is based on. That being said, it's the spots that make me SQUEE! Log in to post comments
Actually, what makes it adorable is the ratio of tentacle length to head/body and the size of the eyes, I think. Just like with a little kitten, a puppy or even a human baby. I know it as "Kindchenschema". Log in to post comments
I second Flo. It's the same premise that Japanese "Chibi" style animation is based on. That being said, it's the spots that make me SQUEE! Log in to post comments
The Friday cephalopod always makes me smile, but this one especially so.
Actually, what makes it adorable is the ratio of tentacle length to head/body and the size of the eyes, I think. Just like with a little kitten, a puppy or even a human baby. I know it as "Kindchenschema".
I second Flo. It's the same premise that Japanese "Chibi" style animation is based on.
That being said, it's the spots that make me SQUEE!