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Unlike what many people think about Anthromorphs having animal ears and tails, they are usually animals that have a human-like bone structure. Anthromorphs are furry beings, that have the facial structures of animals, legs of animals, tails and all other traits of animals. Anthromorphs can be any breed of animal and have no special abilities. They're just animals that can talk, walk with two legs and have more human-like bodies.
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