Ricky Fontaine
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Animals don't smile.
Huge lion surprises photographer with scary roar, then smiles at him
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Bullshyt.
HTXBreh
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just his way of letting that photographer know he could eat him if he wanted too.
MajesticLion
Veteran
Just being cordial. 
YaThreadFloppedB!
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word. Brehs prolly think a Dolphbreh has a constant smile when it’s just the physical configuration of their jaw.
I’m not saying animals don’t show/have emotion, but they do in their own way. Some primates actually do smile to display happiness. But if you’re making eye contact and smiling at your dog it may think you’re angry, since showing/barring teeth is a sign of aggression in dog language.
BelowTheMasonDixon
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word. Brehs prolly think a Dolphbreh has a constant smile when it’s just the physical configuration of their jaw.
I’m not saying animals don’t show/have emotion, but they do in their own way. Some primates actually do smile to display happiness. But if you’re making eye contact and smiling at your dog it may think you’re angry, since showing/barring teeth is a sign of aggression in dog language.
Virtuous_Brotha
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bigdaddy88
The King Of Power
that roar was a 
check yourself white man i can mess up any time
but let me smile for the camera
check yourself white man i can mess up any timebut let me smile for the camera
YaThreadFloppedB!
The Patron Saint of Threads
The definition of personification is giving human traits to animals, things ... I again would say it’s just the physical configuration of their jaw anatomy when they opened their mouths instead of the animals smiling and posing for a picture.
for example, A dog with its mouth slightly ajar is a dog relaxed/content or tryna keep cool because they don’t have sweat glands the way humans do.
He was gassy and farted. That face was lion breh squeezing one outBreak down what breh lion doing?
Nikkas so mad around here they don't even want animals smiling.. 