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Rzhova

2023-07-24T22:23:02Z

2601:18D:4701:F00:5980:FC31:F711:A7F2: Created page with ''''Rzhova''' is a furry who is married to Binxxy.<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/rzhova Rzhova's profile] on Fur Affinity. Retrieved July 24, 2023.</ref> ==...'

'''Rzhova''' is a [[furry]] who is married to [[Binxxy]].<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/rzhova Rzhova's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved July 24, 2023.</ref>

==Fursona==
Rzhova's fursona is a [[dragon]].

==References==
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==External links==
*[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/rzhova Rzhova] on [[Fur Affinity]]

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[[Category:Dragon characters]]

Jakebe

2023-07-24T22:17:53Z

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'''Jakebe''', born August 6, 1980, is a North Californian [[writer]]. His fursona is a [[jackalope]]. He became well-known after his involvement with the [[2 Sense]] productions and the [[webcomic]] [[Boomer Express]].

== External Links ==
*[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/jakebe Jakebe] on [[Fur Affinity]]
*[http://jakebe.livejournal.com/ Jakebe's Burrow] - Jakebe's [[LiveJournal]] (inactive)

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Jakebe

2023-07-24T22:17:30Z

2601:18D:4701:F00:5980:FC31:F711:A7F2: /* External Links */

'''Jakebe''', born August 6, 1980, is a North Californian [[writer]]. He became well-known after his involvement with the [[2 Sense]] productions and the [[webcomic]] [[Boomer Express]].

== External Links ==
*[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/jakebe Jakebe] on [[Fur Affinity]]
*[http://jakebe.livejournal.com/ Jakebe's Burrow] - Jakebe's [[LiveJournal]] (inactive)

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{{2 Sense}}
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[[Category:California]]
[[Category:1980 births]]
[[Category:Oklacon guests of honor]]
[[Category:Jackalope characters]]

KJBat

2023-07-24T20:06:46Z

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'''Slasher''', also known as '''KJBat''', (real name '''Kim C. Jones''') is a [[furry artist]]<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/kjbat Slasher's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved July 24, 2023.</ref> who lives in Orlando, Florida.

== Fursona ==
Slasher's [[fursona]] is a blue [[bat]].

== References ==
<references/>

== External links ==
* [https://www.furaffinity.net/user/kjbat/ Slasher] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://www.deviantart.com/slasher12 Slasher] on [[DeviantArt]]
* [https://kjimagery.blogspot.com/ Slasher] on [[Blogspot]]
* [https://www.twitter.com/https://twitter.com/KimJImagery Slasher] on [[Twitter]]
* [https://ko-fi.com/kimjimagery Slasher] on [[Ko-fi]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/KimJImagery Slasher] on [[YouTube]]
* [https://kimjimagery.tumblr.com/ Slasher] on [[Tumblr]]

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[[Category:Artists]]
[[Category:Bat characters]]
[[Category:Florida]]

Horn

2023-07-24T20:04:20Z

2601:18D:4701:F00:5980:FC31:F711:A7F2:

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[[File:Male impala profile.jpg|right|thumb|Horns on a male Impala]]
[[File:Horned characters schirm casusbelli.png|right|thumb|275px|A curved horned [[gazelle]] and a horned [[rhinoceros]]. Art by [[Schirm|Marc "Schirm" Schirmeister]].]]
A '''horn''' is a pointed projection of skin on the head of various [[animal]]s consisting of a covering of [[W:keratin|keratin]] and other proteins surrounding a core of living [[W:Bone|bone]].

In the wild, horns are most commonly found on [[ungulate]]s. They are mostly used by males to compete with other males; females often lack horns for this reason. Both males and females in some species can have horns.

Horns are commonly made of keratin, a hard natural substance from which [[fur]] and [[claw]]s are also made. Most animals, grow continuously through an animal's life, sometimes in a continuous curve or curl, and are not shed. They also commonly occur in pairs.

Other animals, such as the [[rhinoceros]], possess one or two horns (depending on the species) on the upper surface of the snout. However, these horns are not true horns and lack a bony core so they can grow back if cut.

Bony horns are rare or unknown in the wild, but are commonly featured on [[dragon]]s, which may have one or more pairs.

The ear-tufts of [[owl]]s are sometimes called horns, but these are merely clumps of feathers that happen to be located on the top of the head.

In [[fursuits]], horns are often made out of plastic.

== Styles of horns ==

* '''Straight''': a simple, uncurved spike, seen in the [[unicorn]].
* '''Curved''': a horn with a small curvature in one direction. Seen in [[gazelle]]s and [[goat]]s.
* '''Curled''' or '''Spiral''': horns with strong curvature, such that they circle in a helix. Seen in [[sheep]], in which the horns curl round at the sides of the head to provide a hard, curved area to butt with; also in [[impala]], which grow the horns upward and outward in a long spiral.

=== Hornlike structures ===

* [[Antler]]s - A pair of bony, branching growths on the heads of [[deer]]. They are structurally dissimilar to horns, but their function is the same. Unlike horns, they are shed every year and regrown completely. The [[pronghorn]] is unique in that it has horns, but sheds the [[W:Keratin|horny sheath]] each year, leaving a bony prong.
* [[Tusk]]s - Elongated front [[teeth]] which resemble horns. The most well-known animal with tusks is the [[elephant]], but it occurs in other animals, including [[pig]]s, [[hippopotamus]]es, walruses, water [[deer]], musk deer and the [[narwhal]].

== See also ==

* [[W:Horn (anatomy)|Horn]] on [[Wikipedia]]

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Horn

2023-07-24T19:59:03Z

2601:18D:4701:F00:5980:FC31:F711:A7F2: /* Hornlike structures */

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[[File:Male impala profile.jpg|right|thumb|Horns on a male Impala]]
[[File:Horned characters schirm casusbelli.png|right|thumb|275px|A curved horned [[gazelle]] and a horned [[rhinoceros]]. Art by [[Schirm|Marc "Schirm" Schirmeister]].]]
A '''horn''' is a pointed projection of skin on the head of various [[animal]]s consisting of a covering of [[W:keratin|keratin]] and other proteins surrounding a core of living [[W:Bone|bone]].

In the wild, horns are most commonly found on [[ungulate]]s. They are mostly used by males to compete with other males; females often lack horns for this reason.

Horns are commonly made of keratin, a hard natural substance from which [[fur]] and [[claw]]s are also made. Most animals, grow continuously through an animal's life, sometimes in a continuous curve or curl, and are not shed. They also commonly occur in pairs.

Other animals, such as the [[rhinoceros]], possess one or two horns (depending on the species) on the upper surface of the snout. However, these horns are not true horns and lack a bony core so they can grow back if cut.

Bony horns are rare or unknown in the wild, but are commonly featured on [[dragon]]s, which may have one or more pairs.

The ear-tufts of [[owl]]s are sometimes called horns, but these are merely clumps of feathers that happen to be located on the top of the head.

In [[fursuits]], horns are often made out of plastic.

== Styles of horns ==

* '''Straight''': a simple, uncurved spike, seen in the [[unicorn]].
* '''Curved''': a horn with a small curvature in one direction. Seen in [[gazelle]]s and [[goat]]s.
* '''Curled''' or '''Spiral''': horns with strong curvature, such that they circle in a helix. Seen in [[sheep]], in which the horns curl round at the sides of the head to provide a hard, curved area to butt with; also in [[impala]], which grow the horns upward and outward in a long spiral.

=== Hornlike structures ===

* [[Antler]]s - A pair of bony, branching growths on the heads of [[deer]]. They are structurally dissimilar to horns, but their function is the same. Unlike horns, they are shed every year and regrown completely. The [[pronghorn]] is unique in that it has horns, but sheds the [[W:Keratin|horny sheath]] each year, leaving a bony prong.
* [[Tusk]]s - Elongated front [[teeth]] which resemble horns. The most well-known animal with tusks is the [[elephant]], but it occurs in other animals, including [[pig]]s, [[hippopotamus]]es, walruses, water [[deer]], musk deer and the [[narwhal]].

== See also ==

* [[W:Horn (anatomy)|Horn]] on [[Wikipedia]]

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{{Fursuiting}}
[[Category:Anatomy terms]]
[[Category:Fursuiting]]
[[ru:Рога]]
[[it:Corno]]

Horn

2023-07-24T19:58:27Z

2601:18D:4701:F00:5980:FC31:F711:A7F2: /* Hornlike structures */

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{{context}}
[[File:Male impala profile.jpg|right|thumb|Horns on a male Impala]]
[[File:Horned characters schirm casusbelli.png|right|thumb|275px|A curved horned [[gazelle]] and a horned [[rhinoceros]]. Art by [[Schirm|Marc "Schirm" Schirmeister]].]]
A '''horn''' is a pointed projection of skin on the head of various [[animal]]s consisting of a covering of [[W:keratin|keratin]] and other proteins surrounding a core of living [[W:Bone|bone]].

In the wild, horns are most commonly found on [[ungulate]]s. They are mostly used by males to compete with other males; females often lack horns for this reason.

Horns are commonly made of keratin, a hard natural substance from which [[fur]] and [[claw]]s are also made. Most animals, grow continuously through an animal's life, sometimes in a continuous curve or curl, and are not shed. They also commonly occur in pairs.

Other animals, such as the [[rhinoceros]], possess one or two horns (depending on the species) on the upper surface of the snout. However, these horns are not true horns and lack a bony core so they can grow back if cut.

Bony horns are rare or unknown in the wild, but are commonly featured on [[dragon]]s, which may have one or more pairs.

The ear-tufts of [[owl]]s are sometimes called horns, but these are merely clumps of feathers that happen to be located on the top of the head.

In [[fursuits]], horns are often made out of plastic.

== Styles of horns ==

* '''Straight''': a simple, uncurved spike, seen in the [[unicorn]].
* '''Curved''': a horn with a small curvature in one direction. Seen in [[gazelle]]s and [[goat]]s.
* '''Curled''' or '''Spiral''': horns with strong curvature, such that they circle in a helix. Seen in [[sheep]], in which the horns curl round at the sides of the head to provide a hard, curved area to butt with; also in [[impala]], which grow the horns upward and outward in a long spiral.

=== Hornlike structures ===

* [[Antler]]s - A pair of bony, branching growths on the heads of [[deer]]. They are structurally dissimilar to horns, but their function is the same. Unlike horns, they are shed every year and regrown completely. The [[pronghorn]] is unique in that it has horns, but sheds the [[W:Keratin|horny sheath]] each year, leaving a bony prong.
* [[Tusk]]s - Elongated front [[teeth]] which resemble horns. The most well-known animal with tusks is the [[elephant]], but it occurs in other animals, including [[pig]]s, [[hippopotamus]]s, walruses, water [[deer]], musk deer and the [[narwhal]].

== See also ==

* [[W:Horn (anatomy)|Horn]] on [[Wikipedia]]

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{{Fursuiting}}
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KJBat

2023-07-24T19:55:15Z

2601:18D:4701:F00:5980:FC31:F711:A7F2: Created page with ''''Slasher''', also known as '''KJBat''', (real name '''Kim C. Jones''') is a furry artist<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/kjbat Slasher's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]...'

'''Slasher''', also known as '''KJBat''', (real name '''Kim C. Jones''') is a [[furry artist]]<ref>[http://www.furaffinity.net/user/kjbat Slasher's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved July 23, 2023.</ref> who lives in Orlando, Florida.

== Fursona ==
Slasher's [[fursona]] is a blue [[bat]].

== References ==
<references/>

== External links ==
* [https://www.furaffinity.net/user/kjbat/ Slasher] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://www.deviantart.com/slasher12 Slasher] on [[DeviantArt]]
* [https://kjimagery.blogspot.com/ Slasher] on [[Blogspot]]
* [https://www.twitter.com/https://twitter.com/KimJImagery Slasher] on [[Twitter]]
* [https://ko-fi.com/kimjimagery Slasher] on [[Ko-fi]]
* [https://www.youtube.com/KimJImagery Slasher] on [[YouTube]]
* [https://kimjimagery.tumblr.com/ Slasher] on [[Tumblr]]

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[[Category:Artists]]
[[Category:Bat characters]]
[[Category:Florida]]