The article, published today, aims to describe the furry fandom to a largely unaware public following the conviction of Christopher Monks and Shaun Skarnes earlier this year.
The article, similar to an earlier BBC effort, Anna in Wonderland: The Furries, has been seen as a fair and unbiased description of the fandom. It features quotes from a number of furries including TaniDaReal and FurteanTimes' own TheChainedWolf.
Update (November 13, 2009): Article expanded by AlexGrey.
Article sourced from: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/magazine/8355287.stm



*hopes CNN does an article too*
A small request: the next time you're interviewed for a news article, I'd appreciate it if you talked more about what furry is, rather than what it is not.
well u cant normally have sex with animals either but that still occurs within society. I think that you should just accept that at this time society will view it as deviant behaviour.
If u take into account Jahoda's model of abnormality, you would in fact be seen as being abnormal individuals with a mental illness rather than sane people that dress up as animals which i'm sure many people see as (and i use the term very loosely) "sane" behaviour. (and that was sarcasm in case you didnt quite catch it :)
cant have the rose without a thorn, right?
it also prooved a good chance to tell alot of people i know what i was, in a good, less awkward way lol
What I really hate though, is the fact that I have to stress on so many occasions that Furry != Bestiality.
Humans and Furs just need to learn to get along. Makes me jealous of the Nekos, they get on with both Humans and Furs quite well...