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*** Where [[Petting Zoo People]] end and [[Funny Animal|Funny Animals]] begins differs greatly from person to person.
**** And [[Funny Animal|Funny Animals]] often shift levels of anthro depending on the episode, just watch a few [[Looney Tunes]] cartoons (and see also [[Anthropomorphic Shift]], [[Furry Confusion]]). [[Petting Zoo People]] tend to choose a level and stick with it.
*** Plus, the [[Funny Animal]] design [http://cuteanimalart.blogspot.com/2009/10/alfred-mainzer-company-and-dressed.html keeps the natural body shape of the animal], even when [[Four Legs Good, Two Legs Better|walking on two legs]] and wearing chothes, whereas the [[Petting Zoo Person]] design juxtaposes an animal head and tail (if the character or species has one) onto a completely humanoid body.
* Seeing how they tend to wear pants/skirts/dresses(these characters are rarely [[Half-Dressed Cartoon Animal|Half Dressed Cartoon Animals]] for obvious reasons), what do they do with the tail? Mostly, it seems to just... stick straight out of the clothes. [[Fridge Logic|(A possible explanation is that anthro pants/skirts are designed with a hole for the tail, above their butt. This can be adjusted to fit different sizes of tails, and even closed for those animals that doesn't have tails.)]]
** This is a normal feature of furry clothes; it's called a tail-hole, except when that term is used as a (very bad) euphemism for the anus. The other option is just to put the waistline of the pants lower.
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