Well, it works on monkeys and shrews, anyway.
"When it was given to monkeys, they displayed mating behaviour such as tongue-flicking and eyebrow-raising to the males, while female shrews displayed their feelings via "rump presentation and tail wagging"."Whether a monkey can actually turn a shrew on by wiggling eyebrows remains unknown, and speaking as an ape descendant, rodential rump presentation and tail wagging leaves me unmoved.
To monkeys, tongue-flicks and eyebrow-waggles are mating behaviour; to me, they're tics. Each to their own, eh?
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