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    Furry Official

    : A term of respect for older members who have been in the fandom for many years. History and Origins

    Understanding the community often starts with its unique terminology and social structures: : A term of respect for older members

    : Subsets of the fandom for those specifically interested in reptiles/dragons or birds, respectively. While highly visible, only about 20% to 33%

    : Custom-made animal costumes that bring a fursona to life. While highly visible, only about 20% to 33% of furries actually own a full fursuit due to high costs, which typically range from $1,000 to over $6,000. History - WikiFur

    : The attribution of human traits to non-human entities. Common species include wolves, foxes, and dragons, though fictional hybrids like "folves" (fox-wolf) are also popular.

    : A stylized anthropomorphic animal representation of oneself used as an avatar within the community. Over 95% of furries have at least one fursona.

    The modern fandom emerged in the late 1970s and early 1980s from science fiction and comic book circles. History - WikiFur, the furry encyclopedia