By sixonefive72
big eyes
By Unknown
Tarsiers are afraid of the dark. That's why they have such big eyes and ears, so that nothing can sneak up on them.
-Sally Squeeps
And.my.affection says: "Busy is a 3-year-old tuxedo kitty that lives in Vancouver, BC. She wanders around the house making giant 'Yes Please' eyeballs at everyone she sees. She is sweet as pie and likes to sit near the dog and beg for bacon."
Those eyes! Busy is so squee, I think I'd end up giving her ALL THE BACON!
-Sally Squeeps
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By Unknown
This guy is kinda cute, but the weird buggy eyes combined with the crazy fingers make tarsiers land right on the line between awwwwww and ewwwwww. What do you guys think?
By Unknown
"WHO GOES THERE?!?"
"Sheeesh, relax! It's just us squeeps."
-Sally Squeeps
This mom and baby look nocturnal and suuuuper soft. What are they?
Via Corey Hayes
Owls are super squeedorable, but with those big, round eyes they always look as if everything is surprising to them.
-Sally Squeeps
Via San Diego Zoo
How could anyone be afraid of a cute cub like you, with those big, blue eyes? Your mother on the other hand...
-Sally Squeeps
Via Raymond Barlow
This Owl is twenty-percent eyes, forty-percent floof, but all squee!
-Sally Squeeps
Via Pascale
Give us big eyes, widdle noses, and fluffy fur, and we'll give you squees!
-Sally Squeeps
Yes, yes I do! I'm sad that the weekend is almost over...
With eyes like that, ham, you can practically see behind you!
