– scaly skin is when the skin appears dry and flaky, like the scales of a fish. It can be caused by some conditions, such as: Psoriasis – a skin condition where the body's own immune system starts to attack the skin. It can cause 'plaques' on the skin which look red or silvery, dry, and scaly.
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Scared is an adjective used to describe a person or maybe an animal that is frightened or worried. Scary (scarey) is an adjective used to describe something or someone that causes fear or terror. For example: "The horror movie was really scary." !Fish and furry[edit]
They are also commonly called "fishies" and some furs with fish fursonas lovingly refer to them as their "fishsona".Scalies is a furry term used to describe both anthropomorphic creatures of the reptile and amphibian variety, and furries that identify themselves as such or prefer the concept of such beings over furred characters.
An avian, also known as featheries, is a bird or bird-like character, and/or person who generally identifies with said phenotype. As characters, this includes real birds, anthropomorphic birds, fantasy birds, and bird variants such as gryphons or cockatrices.
Scalies is a furry term used to describe both anthropomorphic creatures of the reptile and amphibian variety, and furries that identify themselves as such or prefer the concept of such beings over furred characters. It is also a self-moniker for the users of alt.
Medical Definition of Fear of fur
Fear of fur: An abnormal and persistent fear of fur is called doraphobia. Their fear is not always unfounded, for many furry animals -- including bats, raccoons, dogs and cats -- can be carriers of rabies, an acute viral infection of the central nervous system.That being said, the 20 most popular fursona species are: Wolf; red fox; dragon; domestic cat; tiger; husky; dog (other); feline (other); fox (other); artic fox; rabbit; kitsune; lion; canine (other); raccoon; leopard; grey fox; coyote; horse; and river otter.
That being said, the 20 most popular fursona species are: Wolf; red fox; dragon; domestic cat; tiger; husky; dog (other); feline (other); fox (other); artic fox; rabbit; kitsune; lion; canine (other); raccoon; leopard; grey fox; coyote; horse; and river otter.
scale leaf (plural scale leaves) (botany) A small flat leaf resembling a scale, such as on many conifers. An individual flower that is subtended by a scale leaf at its junction with the stem of a plant; a rudimentary leaf.
Pale implies a faintness or absence of color, which may be natural when applied to things, the pale blue of a violet, but when used to refer to the human face usually means an unnatural and often temporary absence of color, as arising from sickness or sudden emotion: pale cheeks.
