photogenic, telegenic, greening

Singaporeans gasped on the day the otters(水獺) were separated from one of their pups. They tutted and chuckled when the otters were accused of scoffing $60,000 of designer carp

A photogenic family of otters have become Singapore’s national obsession

The return of long-absent otters is a sign of the city’s greening

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Ask Congress to manage a few hundred thousand photogenic mustangs, and they try to spend their way to popularity. Small wonder welfare for humans is beyond reform

America is set to spend billions on taming its growing wild-horse population

Galloping off in all directions with taxpayers’ money

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The Alpo Real Meat Moments contest, now under way, is seeking video clips of the dog that is the biggest “meat maniac” in the country -- that is, the pooch that goes ga-ga in the most photogenic and entertaining manner whenever Alpo is served for dinner.

19 世紀中葉就有照相機   所以"很上相的"叫為:
photogenic
adjective
having a face that looks attractive in photographs

photogenic

Pronunciation: /ˌfəʊtə(ʊ)ˈdʒɛnɪk/ 

 Pronunciation: /ˌfəʊtə(ʊ)ˈdʒiːnɪk/

ADJECTIVE

1(Especially of a person) looking attractive in photographs or on film:a photogenic child

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2Biology (Of an organism or tissue) producing or emitting light.

1939模仿上一用法 將"很上電視鏡頭的" 稱為:

telegenic
adjective APPROVING
(especially of a person) appearing attractive on television:
With their new youthful and telegenic leader, the Labour party looks set to woo the voters.