canine kin

it/its 18 in human years coyote/coywolf/capuchin kin

[wulfbones]

“therianism is just kids having fun!”

i'm 19 years old and i fully believe that i am not a human. i have since i was a child. what now?

[leaf-kisserz]

i hate how people dont seem to understand that HUMANS ARE ANIMALS. its simple as. we have ALWAYS been animals, we are mammals. we have animalistic instincts, animal behavior, we are not exempt for nature's imprint.

ive left examples.

growling/snarling is our groans, grimaces, and huffs

nests/dens are the comfort of your beds and homes.

territorial behaviors, from wars to being angry that a stranger took your "spot" on the bus.

like other mammals, when our young are old enough they will want to go off and start a life of their own.

picking at your hair, nails, etc is a self grooming behavior.

when you see a squirrel or a sound startles you, and you snap your head to look.

if our chosen food isnt available, we'll pick the next best option.

herd mentality. in a similar vein, screaming when startled to alert your group.

showing off/presenting yourself better to attract a mate.

our inability to ignore a babys cry and other animals that are able to imitate that sound (cats, puppies sometimes)

zoomies. mimicking. a fear of the unknown. familiarity with what is and isnt "yours".

[vintagewildlife]

Scottish wildcat By: Natural Science Photos From: Encyclopedia of the Animal World: The Hunters 1988

[packpack-killkill]

Coyote | Nicole Wilde

[packpack-killkill]

These coyotes met up and acted like long lost friends....yipping, whining, and bouncing in joy!! After a few minutes they walked away, going in 4 different directions. It was joyful to witness.

Mountain Coyote | Isabella Smedley

[packpack-killkill]

Coyote | Nicole Wilde

[packpack-killkill]

Coyote | Sheryl Hester

[sevensnarl]

i love the blood dripping from your maw and the way your bare your teeth at every perceivable threat what are your pronouns

[medkitphightingirl]

fuck human expressions of anger. bring back growling. bring back snarling. lets snarl at each other.

[canine-thingz]

So many humans think there is a distinct difference between a “human” and an “animal”, but there’s just not.

humans think they are the most important species, but so does every species. being a majority does not make that a truth.

sometimes I wish papers about human physiology and psychology were written in the same way they’re written about other animals. I feel like people would better understand.

[emmonarts]

The Way You're Made, 2025 Analog collage

[chronicsad]

[canineblood]

Reverse Therian

[kodasea]

Three to four

[cowboypo8]

[the-trinket-den]

Looks at you like this

[synthitrizer80s]