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This article is from the Alt.Fan.Furry FAQ, by Jordan Greywolf and Lynx lynx@lynx.purrsia.com with numerous contributions by others.
Yes. So can birds. Having fur is not a prerequisite. The term is not
necessarily literal.
Continue to:
reading, books, furry, comics, books, art, fanzines, games, MUCK, MUSH
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