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Brazilian TV show Fantástico covers local furs, LondonFurs

Posted by (Laurence Parry) on Sat 23 Jan 2010 - 16:52 — Edited as of 17:04
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Some shoppers and their kids get more than they bargained for, meeting up with Brazilian furs followed by a TV crew (translation). The show also covers members of the LondonFurs.

The piece was discussed (translation) on Portuguese-language news portal Fauna Urbana; apparently much more footage was taken. Although pleased with the general tone, local furs were disappointed in the focus on fursuiting.

Brazil is home to furry camping convention Abando, held near São Paulo since 2008.

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