"why Are So Many Therians Foxes?" Theres 7.2 Million Red Foxes In Australia Alone. Thats Just One Country

"why are so many therians foxes?" theres 7.2 million red foxes in australia alone. thats just one country and one species.

"why are so many therians dogs?" theres about a billion dogs in the world. thats a LOT.

"why are so many therians..." have u considered common types of therians are just common animals?

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someone: hey, are you okay?

me: *looks like this because I am starting to get overstimulated while shifting in public*

Fuck I love being a werewolf.

I love not being human nor wolf, but rather a wolf-like creature that can pass as human. There's just something so special about that to me. To literally be another species, but still be able to blend in when I need to. To be known as the "wolf girl" in my family, yet having none of them suspect a thing. Being able to smoothly and silently trot under the radar of humanity, yet at the same time have the instincts and abilities of something not human at all.

I love what I am, I wouldn’t change it for anything or anyone. No matter what.

*sweats*

When I say "connect with nature" I don't just mean the aesthetic forests with deer and beautiful flowers.

I mean the weeds growing through concrete, the fungus that grows on the rotten shed, the nettles that always seem to return and the scary, spindly cellar spider in the corner of the bathroom.

Nature is not always pretty or magical - the pigeons and seagulls you swat at are nature too, the wasps and flies that hover by your meals are animals too, store-bought strawberries and the leaves that fall from your neighbour's tree are not all that different from the Giant Sequoias and it's seeds.

If you want to connect and understand nature, I mean *really* connect to it, in it's entirety, you have to seek out and learn about the ugly, scary and mundane things as well. You don't have to like it, just don't forget that it's there.