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Human selection has resulted in dogs evolving more expressive faces. They have a facial muscle for making the “puppy dog eyes” that melt many peoples’ hearts that does not exist in wolves ...

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This muscle — the levator anguli oculi medialis, or LAOM — allows dogs to flash those puppy dog eyes, and the pleading look that follows might even offer an evolutionary advantage.

In fact dogs, but not wolves, have a specific muscle that helps raise those brows. Here’s an example of the look in a talking-dog video that nearly 200 million people have watched online.

They found that the dog breeds—including a chihuahua, a labrador, a bloodhound, a German shepherd, a Siberian husky and a mutt—all had a small, specialized muscle called the levator anguli ...