What is it about cuddly kittens and droopy-eyed dogs that melt our hearts and widen our smiles? Believe it or not, researchers studied the science behind cuteness and found that viewing pictures of cute animals causes the release of dopamine — the “feel-good chemical.”
Desperate for dopamine? These 5 animals will cause ooh-ing, aww-ing and lots of smiling. We can’t get enough of…
This happy hopper who’s ready for hugs.

This pup who is obviously having sweet dreams.

This dolphin who can smile AND swim.

A smile in the sand from this furry friend.

Any finally, this corgi whose main mission is to make your day.

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