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* Many of the animals in ''TheInsaneQuest'', to the point where it would be easier to list the ones that ''can't'' talk or act human. Seeing that this universe is also home to [[FantasyKitchenSink robots, Gods, demons, mythical creatures, and the like, it's not very surprising.

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* ''TheInsaneQuest'' has not just humans but talking: blobs, penguins, foxes, chameleons, and other animals and creatures. That live in the Universe of 69 worlds.

** Justified as [[spoiler: the whole thing is a dream of the Wind Fish. Even the dreams of [[SpaceWhale space whales]] don't have to make sense.]]

* A couple of episodes of ''CatDog'' showed the existence of humans, including one particularly disturbing incident in the episode "Catdogpig", involving an experiment in democracy. Tired of being unable to agree on anything with Dog, Cat started strapping other animals (all of different species, to prevent their new combined name from repeating itself) to his and Dog's conjoined body in repeated unsuccessful attempts to increase votes for his side and become the majority. In the scene that shows the logical conclusion, a bat is recruited into the resulting conglomeration... ''by a naked bald human.''

* A couple of episodes of ''CatDog'' showed the existence of humans, including one particularly disturbing incident involving an experiment in democracy. Tired of being unable to agree on anything with Dog, Cat started strapping other animals (all of different species, to prevent their new combined name from repeating itself) to his and Dog's conjoined body in repeated unsuccessful attempts to increase votes for his side and become the majority. In the scene that shows the logical conclusion, a bat is recruited into the resulting conglomeration... ''by a naked bald human.''

* ''TheInsaneQuest'' has not just humans but talking: blobs, penguins, foxes, chameleons, and other animals. That live in the Universe of 69 worlds.

* In the ChristmasSpecial, ''TwasTheNightBeforeChristmas'', the humans and the humanoid sapient mice of Junctionville openly interact on at least a professional basis, ie. a clockmaker has a mouse assistant and the human mail carriers have mice counterparts who ride on their bags to deal with the mouse population's mail.

* ''{Cinderella}'' has anthropomorphic mice that talk to the human Cinderella, and are transformed into non-morphic horses.

* Bill Hand's series ''The Redaemian Chronicles'' take place in a medieval-style world where humans and FunnyAnimal rodents exist side by side.

** Who is 6 years older then him!!!!

* Played with in [[http://www.awkwardzombie.com/comic1-052807.php/ this AwkwardZombie comic]].

* In [[http://www.katbox.net/laslindas/ Las Lindas]], there's actually even pretty good back-story for this. Admittedly there aren't that many humans around, but...

* This was the case at one point in [[http://www.pholph.com Jack]]. What happened to all the humans is prime manure for EpilepticTrees.
** Officially, the humans created the furries. Then Jack got genocidal and led his ilk into driving the humans into extinction. That's why he's Wrath. The "main" setting of Jack is '''thousands''' of years since then.

** To wit: Chowder and Panini are [=bear/cat/rabbit=] mash-ups, Mung Daal is a blue human, Truffles is a fairy, Schnitzel is a rock monster, Gazpacho is a woolly mammoth, and Endive is an orange human. Random townspeople are everything else.

If the cast is mostly human, expect the talking animals and anthros to be an UnusuallyUninterestingSight. If the cast of a work is mostly composed of animals, a human may be thrown in as the furry equivalent of a TokenMinority.

* ''DragonBall'' has many FunnyAnimals in it, who often live among humans. Major ones are Oolong, a pig who walks upright, talks, and wears clothing (including a Chinese People's Liberation Army uniform), and Korin, an immortal cat, but there are [[http://dragonball.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Animals many others]]. There's Shu for instance, an anthropomorphic ninja fox who serves Emperor Pilaf. In the first episode of the anime, he and his woman partner Mai are chased by pack of wolves who are non-anthropomorphic (don't stand upright and don't talk). Some of the animals are not anthropomorphic in body form, but are capable of human speech, such as Turtle, who is [[ShapedLikeItself a turtle]] companion of Master Roshi, so this is also a case of FurryConfusion. ''DragonBallZ'' also featured funny animals on a smaller scale, but [[ContinuityDrift they became less and less present]].

** In ''TheMuppetsTakeManhattan'', Rizzo hits on a human girl, who expresses some reticence about dating a rat. The scene is fodder for a whole treatise about speciesism in the Muppet world.

* ''SequentialArt'' has a main character sharing his living space with an anthropomorphic cat and a less furry but still anthro penguin. In fact, it soon begins to seem like normal animals are the minority in the comic (and that nearly all the women are furries, but [[AuthorAppeal that's a different matter]]).

** And the abysmal {{Filmation}} movie, "PinocchioAndTheEmperorOfTheNight" has obvious [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of each of these characters.

** And the abysmal {{Filmation}} movie, "Pinocchio and the Emperor of the Night" has obvious [[{{Expy}} Expies]] of each of these characters.

** In ''TheMightyDucks'', the titular heroes and their [[ReptilesAreAbhorrent evil reptilian overlords]] bring their conflict to AnotherDimension--namely Anaheim, California.

Some writers don't care, however. And thus you get worlds where [[AnimalCrossing pointy-hatted young women buy their groceries from six-foot-tall raccoons]], little girls go on play dates with grizzly bears, preteen kids [[MyGymPartnersAMonkey go to school with monkeys]], and plenty of other [[HilarityEnsues assorted hijinks]] go down between humans and what most people consider "[[FurryFandom furries]]." To make things even ''more'' baffling, some of these worlds have ordinary {{Talking Animal}}s as well, generally making everyone's heads hurt. And... don't bother asking what everyone eats. [[CarnivoreConfusion Seriously... just don't.]]

* There was a Donald Duck comic book story (a spy spoof), and three Mickey Mouse stories (G-rated James Bond style, accompanied by Goofy, not a spoof), where all the other characters were human (and no pig or dog noses).

** In ''QuackPack'', Donald, Daisy and the nephews are the only {{Funny Animal}}s in an all-human world. No explanation is given.