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Animal people are hybirds of either literal animal parts or animal traits. As explored in the documentary [[A Hidden World]], these species often face extreme prejudice, or otherwise rejection. As to how and why they've been created is a mystery. Most are born from a genetic mutaion, while others allege to have been created as a part of experiments, while still others have simply followed a different evolutionary path. One of the most well known half-breeds are [[catgirl]]s but all type exist from cats to dogs to birds. | Animal people are hybirds of either literal animal parts or animal traits. As explored in the documentary [[A Hidden World]], these species often face extreme prejudice, or otherwise rejection. As to how and why they've been created is a mystery. Most are born from a genetic mutaion, while others allege to have been created as a part of experiments, while still others have simply followed a different evolutionary path. One of the most well known half-breeds are [[catgirl]]s but all type exist from cats to dogs to birds. | ||
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Revision as of 23:12, 13 January 2007
Animal people are hybirds of either literal animal parts or animal traits. As explored in the documentary A Hidden World, these species often face extreme prejudice, or otherwise rejection. As to how and why they've been created is a mystery. Most are born from a genetic mutaion, while others allege to have been created as a part of experiments, while still others have simply followed a different evolutionary path. One of the most well known half-breeds are catgirls but all type exist from cats to dogs to birds.
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This is an example of a human-animal hybird.
