Universal Worthy Bodhisattva expounds upon the Buddhas’ marks of Greatness and characteristics.
Annotation
The World Honored One has the thirty-two hallmarks of Greatness and eighty subsidiary characteristics. In the Sutra on Upasaka Precepts, the Buddha told Sujata,
Good son, the Bodhisattva always greatly benefits sentient beings during innumerable kalpas, and earnestly and diligently does all good deeds. Therefore, the Tathagata perfects innumerable virtues. The thirty-two marks are the rewarding result of Great Compassion. Although a universal monarch also has these marks, they are not as perfect. It is actions of body, speech, and mind that result in these marks…
The Buddha’s thirty-two marks are:

1. Level feet
2. Thousand-spoke wheel sign on feet
3. Long, slender fingers
4. Pliant hands and feet
5. Toes and fingers finely webbed
6. Full-sized heels
7. Arched insteps
8. Thighs like a royal stag
9. Hands reaching below the knees
10. Well-retracted male organ
11. Height and stretch of arms equal
12. Every hair root dark colored
13. Body hair graceful and curly
14. Golden-hued body
15. A ten foot aura around him
16. Soft, smooth skin
17. Two soles, two palms, two shoulders, and crown well rounded.
18. Below the armpits well filled
19. Lion-shaped body
20. Body erect and upright
21. Full, round shoulders
22. Forty teeth
23. Teeth white, even and close
24. Four canine teeth pure white
25. Lion-jawed
26. Saliva improving the taste of all food
27. Tongue long and broad
28. Voice deep and resonant
29. Eyes deep blue
30. Eyelashes like a royal bull
31. A white urna or curl between the eyebrows emitting light.
32. A fleshy protuberance on the crown.

That does not imply that the Buddha resembles certain animals, but that, the World Honored looks majestic, magnificent, lordly and supremely adorned.