Human eyes do grow from birth, reaching about 75% of their adult size at that stage. This growth may contribute to perceptions of cuteness associated with large eyes, particularly in infants. The discussion highlights that many mammals, including dogs, can differentiate between adults and children based on eye size and head proportions. The appeal of exaggerated features in toys, like teddy bears and dolls, is linked to this perception of cuteness. Additionally, the elongation of the eyeball is noted as a factor in myopia, affecting how light is focused on the retina. The topic of eye size and its implications for ethology presents an intriguing area for further research.