I have to credit Lorraine for this insight: maybe these "furries" have a longer history than we might suppose:
The thrilling hybrid figure of a man with antlered head, round eyes, a long beard, animal (lion?) paws instead of hands, the tail of a wild horse, and his sexual organ placed beneath the tail seems to be a more important personage than a 'sorcerer,' as he is called....Abbe Breuil was right to call him the 'God of Les Trois Freres'....[This Master of Animals and Forests is] shown moving, probably dancing.
The Language of the Goddess
Why do some folk don animal suits and go grooming?
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