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A black panther is not an animal species, but just the name to designate a big cat with a black fur coat cause by a genetical mutation.

Black panthers are usually leopards or jaguars, although the term may also describe a jaguarundi or even a cougar, although no true black cougars have ever been seen and their existence is debated.

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Fursuit maker for the high end quality market. The studio specialise in fursuits that have a realism appearance.

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We are an artistic costume and design studio specializing in one-of-a-kind realistic, theatrical, and macabre styles of creature costumes.

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Can fiction become reality? In today’s episode, we consider some of the predictions made by movies, books, and television shows in decades past and how some of these guesses have become devices we use in day-to-day life. We also have some futuristic wishes of our own.

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Metadata and Credits WagzTail Season 3 Episode 9

Runtime: 30m

Cast: Silent, StarlightWolf, Wolfin

Editor: Levi

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Podcast image belongs to roger, used with permission. Real-life Science Fiction - Can fiction become reality? In today's episode, we consider some of the predictions made by movies, books, and television shows in decades past and how some of these guesses have become devices we use in day-to-day life.

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The clever thing about this parody is its broad appeal on various levels. You have the younger internet generation who will recognise several youtube memes, namely Keyboard Cat, Hamster on a Piano and Dramatic Chipmunk. For film buffs they will recognise actors like Kevin Spacey, Sir Ben Kingsley and Gary Oldman, as well as the sketch being based on the film Amadeus. As for furs, well you get to see the likes of Kevin Spacey dressed in fursuits.

Many of this year's Oscar nominated films were adapted from books, including The Wolf of Wall Street, Captain Phillips, and Twelve Years a Slave - but times are changing. Our plan is to escort the movie business into the 21st century, so we enlisted the help of some of the greatest talents in the world of film to help us adapt popular YouTube videos into big-budget Hollywood movies.

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I admire the family for how calm and trusting they are around the lion. I know I would not feel comfortable.

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Drawn by https://www.furaffinity.net/user/luciadagmar/ i highly recomend you check her out took her about a day and it was amazing watching her draw. Picture here

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Later this month Titan Comics premiers not one but two volumes of their new digest-sized full-color comic based on the hit TV series Dragons: Riders of Berk. From the preview at Broken Frontier: “Titan Comics proudly presents all-new original adventures of Hiccup and Toothless!  A thrilling all-ages publication and a broadening of the How To Train Your Dragon universe. Featuring gorgeous animation-inspired artwork by Iwan Nazif, and written by Simon Furman (Transformers, Doctor Who Magazine, Thundercats).”

image c. 2014 Titan Comics

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I was reading a fantasy romance story somewhere online at least a year and a half ago, but likely longer, and I cannot for the life of me remember the name of it. I'm fairly certain it was being translated from Japanese, but don't quote me on that. I cannot remember the species of any of the characters, but I do recall that the female protagonist could discovered she had some proficiency in magic and could control plants or something. Thanks in advance for any help.

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I've never been to a furry convention before and this one's near me so I thought I'd check it out. According to its site it draws quite a few people out each year. I also hear it's better with friends. I can't find anyone who's not really busy from midterms so I'm going alone.

Are any of you guys going?

Edit: also do you guys have any tips for being at a con? I've done Fan Expo but all I do there is roam around.

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I've always wondered this. I had always imagined that one would want to keep to more muted, realistic colors; but from the different fursonas I've seen, unnatural colors seem to be more common than natural ones!

Would love to hear anyone's thoughts on this.

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