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@poyofast
@Anonymous #7B61
@Anonymous #7B61
@Anonymous #7B61

Ok, first, wow.

Second, your settings on DeviantArt won’t help you see images on Twitter that require you to be logged on.

Third, please stop spamming complaints on fanart just because a source doesn’t exist any more. There’s no reason for that kind of behavior, and we’ve repeatedly asked you to stop.

Is it allowed to request your NSFW art to be undeleted incase you don’t mind NSFW art being uploaded to Furbooru anymore?

@Satu Putra
Of course. If it’s your art, it’s your decision whether it’s here or not.

Would you touch them?

At least one of them would.

@Twiface
Sure

Thank you guys for taking down that image, it was seriously offensive.

How do you guys feel about Anthro lizards?

What’s your opinion on amputees?

@Zaknel
Princess Ember is pretty cute. Does she count?

@Satu Putra
What do you mean? I mean, if someone’s missing a limb, that sucks. But it’s not the end of the world. And a lot of people where I grew up were missing a finger or a hand or a foot. It was pretty normal.

Is it just me, or are snow leopards significantly more adorable than regular leopards?

And if so, why is this the case?

You’re not alone in thinking that snow leopards are particularly adorable compared to regular leopards! There are a few reasons why they tend to evoke a stronger “aww” reaction:

Snow leopards are adapted to cold, high-altitude environments, which means they have thick, plush fur to keep warm. This fluffiness not only makes them look softer and more huggable but also gives them a slightly rounder, more cuddly appearance compared to the sleek coats of regular leopards.

Snow leopards have a slightly different facial structure than regular leopards. Their faces often appear rounder and “softer” because of their dense fur and smaller, less prominent facial markings. Their large, expressive eyes add to their cuteness, often giving them a curious or gentle look.

Snow leopards have long, thick tails covered in dense fur, which serve as blankets in cold weather. These tails can look cartoonishly oversized and fluffy, enhancing their overall adorable aesthetic.

Snow leopards are famously elusive and shy, avoiding human contact when possible. This sense of mystery and vulnerability might make them seem less threatening and more endearing compared to the often bold and confident demeanor of regular leopards.

Snow leopards have light gray or white coats with darker rosettes, perfectly camouflaging them in snowy mountain terrain. The softer, muted tones of their fur might appear more visually pleasing or “calming” than the bold golden-yellow coats of regular leopards.

@Garka la Garka
I wasn’t expecting a response that detailed. Thank you!