Craig J. Quack and Cerulean are once again
at a loss to explain the behaviour of the mammals
pen and ink, coloured pixels
This is a picture from a typical weekend with my real-life friends. They all claim not to be furry, but each of them has expressed affinity for a certain species, so a furry depiction of them was inevitable. Here we see a raccoon apparently in a life and death struggle with an otter. This behaviour seemed to us non-mammalians to be a strangely aggressive way of expressing affection at the time, and it still seems a strangely affectionate way of expressing aggression now.
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