are beautiful – on dogs and donkeys
elephants, ant-eaters, possums, pandas, pangolins,
gorillas, polecats, capybaras, rats and rabbits
and rhinoceroses,
and many individuals of
a couple of the human 'races' –
though not the ugly, bony honks
on most, including us palefaces.
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| photo by Amadolou |
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On the other hand, almost all human and primate ears
are beautiful and fascinating.
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the-evolution-of-the-human-nose---why-is-it-so-big ?
how-we-found-the-genes-that-control-nose-shape-and-what-they-say-about-us
Leprosy might make a nose (painfully) more proportionate but a 'nose-job' is more advisable. I think I'd like a nice wet, black dog-nose (and, of course, black skin) instead of the protuberance I have so long lived with.
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