You're going to need to try a lot harder than that before I even considered giving up my synthetic peridots.

I still want to make my own adaptation of Into the Wild a thing. Unless there's a rule that says I'm not allowed to, it's still on the move to the front burner.

Unfortunately, I won't be able to enter the challenge because my animation is having that much hard work put into it. 🙃

Looks pretty cute, although I'm guessing not many people are aware of African wolves. They're an admixture of gray and Ethiopian wolf that are classified as a distinct species.

Imagine her playing on this thing 👀

But what if I want to be a space furry? I wanna go to Mars.

Cone on, why do you have to insult dragons like that? Dragons are cool, greedy billionaires are not.

Godzilla will never compare to Musk.

I mean, people can try as they might, but no matter how hard they try to water down their natural instincts, dogs (and all pets) are inherently wild simply because their ancestors started off that way. That's why I think we should accommodate their needs rather than try and erase them.

I'd say they're the most common fursona, because to be a furry you have to be human or at least humanoid (because lizard people deserve rights :V)

They're equal.

Yeah, I never liked how the term "alpha" was strictly associated with dominance, I prefer to use it to mean "leader" or "commanding pair" instead. Of course, the part about unrelated pack members forming family bonds typically depends on how early on they were introduced to the pack.

Maybe not in the way zoologists initially thought, but I prefer calling them "alphas" until we find another term. Sure, most packs do consist of family members, but unrelated pack members still have a strict hierarchy.

As if chickens didn't have enough problems already, now roosters have to put up with chefs mocking them for not having shlongs.