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* ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'': In one episode, Itchy (a mouse) skins Scratchy (a cat) and sells his fur to a furrier, who then sells it to a rich woman. Scratchy accosts her, with his bones and muscles on display, and takes his fur back, wrapping it around himself. Then he gets assaulted by anti-fur protesters.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'': In one episode, Itchy (a mouse) the VillainProtagonist Itchy, an evil humanoid mouse, skins Scratchy (a cat) the show's hero, Scratchy, a humanoid cat who was shopping at the mall and sells his fur fur, WhiteGloves attached, to a furrier, who then sells it to a rich woman. creepy RichBitch. Scratchy accosts her, with his bones and muscles on display, and takes puts his fur back, wrapping it around himself. Then back on. Unfortunately he then gets assaulted by anti-fur protesters.an AnimalWrongsGroup for wearing, what is clearly, his own skin.
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* ''WebComic/TwoKinds'': Keidrans -- {{Beast M|an}}en resembling canids and felids -- are often hunted for their fur, and unscrupulous humans are often characterized as such by voicing intent to hunt keidran fur or owning keidran-skin rung. One particular breed of feline keidrans, the snow leopards, is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
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* ''WebComic/TwoKinds'': Keidrans -- {{Beast M|an}}en resembling canids and felids -- are often hunted for their fur, and unscrupulous humans are often characterized as such by voicing intent to hunt keidran fur or owning keidran-skin rung.rugs. One particular breed of feline keidrans, the snow leopards, is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
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* Leather gained from the Skinning skill in ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' can be obtained from humanoids such as naga and yetis. Dragon scales can only be obtained from dragons and dragonkin, most of which are sentient. Interestingly, many worgen (werewolves) in the game were once skinnable, but this ability was removed once worgen were added as a playable race.
* In ''VideoGame/KultHereticKingdoms'', the Taymurians are basically wolf-people, and are sometimes hunted by humans for their pelts. This doesn't make them very inclined to end their war against the human kingdoms, but if players do a side-quest to take out some hunters, one of the Taymurian tribes is willing to respond by making peace.
* In ''VideoGame/KultHereticKingdoms'', the Taymurians are basically wolf-people, and are sometimes hunted by humans for their pelts. This doesn't make them very inclined to end their war against the human kingdoms, but if players do a side-quest to take out some hunters, one of the Taymurian tribes is willing to respond by making peace.
* ''VideoGame/KultHereticKingdoms'': The Taymurians are basically wolf-people, and are sometimes hunted by humans for their pelts. This doesn't make them very inclined to end their war against the human kingdoms, but if players do a side-quest to take out some hunters, one of the Taymurian tribes is willing to respond by making peace.
* ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'': Leather gained from the Skinning skill can be obtained from intelligent humanoids such as naga. Dragon scales can only be obtained from dragons and dragonkin, most of which are sapient. Notably, the worgen (werewolves) in the game were once skinnable, but this ability was removed once worgen were added as a playable race.
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* ''WebComic/TwoKinds'': Keidrans -- {{Beast M|an}}n M|an}}en resembling canids and felids -- are often hunted for their fur, and unscrupulous humans are often characterized as such by voicing intent to hunt keidran fur or owning keidran-skin rung. One particular breed of feline keidrans, the snow leopards, is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
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* In ''Webcomic/CharbyTheVampirate'' the lemuros have almost been wiped out due to the demand for their pelts, many of those buying the pelts are not even aware they come from a sapient human-like species since they are relatively new to Kellwood and those hunting them are through in disposing of the remains they’re not selling so it just looks like a striped magical tail or boa.
* The author of ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'' has stated that the reason leather is banned on Arael is because back when the native Talmi were a SlaveRace they were often, well... Let's just say that one of the exceptions to the ban is recovering ancestral remains.
* Alluded to in ''WebComic/TwoKinds''. As early as page two, we have a [[spoiler: [[GodInHumanForm god disguised as a]]]] huntsman threatening a [[BeastMan keidran]] with being skinned because her fur will fetch a pretty penny. Much later, a secondary character's people is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
* The author of ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'' has stated that the reason leather is banned on Arael is because back when the native Talmi were a SlaveRace they were often, well... Let's just say that one of the exceptions to the ban is recovering ancestral remains.
* Alluded to in ''WebComic/TwoKinds''. As early as page two, we have a [[spoiler: [[GodInHumanForm god disguised as a]]]] huntsman threatening a [[BeastMan keidran]] with being skinned because her fur will fetch a pretty penny. Much later, a secondary character's people is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
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* In ''Webcomic/CharbyTheVampirate'' the ''Webcomic/CharbyTheVampirate'': The lemuros have almost been wiped out due to the demand for their pelts, many of those buying the pelts are not even aware they come from a sapient human-like species since they are relatively new to Kellwood and those hunting them are through in disposing of the remains they’re not selling so it just looks like a striped magical tail or boa.
* ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'': The authorof ''Webcomic/LastRes0rt'' has stated that the reason leather is banned on Arael is because back when the native Talmi were a SlaveRace they were often, well... Let's let's just say that one of the exceptions to the ban is recovering ancestral remains.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ObanStarRacers'', Muir's people are crab-like creatures that communicate using telepathic tentacles that are very sought after by other sentient species. Muir's mate was left for dead after someone harvested her tentacles and he hopes to bring her back to life.
* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' Itchy (a mouse) skins Scratchy (a cat) and sells his fur to a furrier, who then sells it to a rich woman. Scratchy accosts her, with his bones and muscles on display, and takes his fur back, wrapping it around himself. Then he gets assaulted by anti-fur protesters.
* A King Features ComicStrip/{{Popeye}} cartoon "Valley of the Goons" has Popeye saving the inhabitants of Goon Island from poachers out to harvest "goon skins".
* In ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'' Clover was transformed into a humanoid animal, as well as many hostages, in a villain's plans to dominate the fashion industry by bringing fur scales and feathers back in prominence, purportedly because materials from humanoid bodies would make for a better fit.
* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' Itchy (a mouse) skins Scratchy (a cat) and sells his fur to a furrier, who then sells it to a rich woman. Scratchy accosts her, with his bones and muscles on display, and takes his fur back, wrapping it around himself. Then he gets assaulted by anti-fur protesters.
* A King Features ComicStrip/{{Popeye}} cartoon "Valley of the Goons" has Popeye saving the inhabitants of Goon Island from poachers out to harvest "goon skins".
* In ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'' Clover was transformed into a humanoid animal, as well as many hostages, in a villain's plans to dominate the fashion industry by bringing fur scales and feathers back in prominence, purportedly because materials from humanoid bodies would make for a better fit.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/ObanStarRacers'', Muir's people are crab-like creatures that communicate using telepathic tentacles that are very sought after by other sentient species. Muir's mate was left for dead after someone harvested her tentacles and he hopes to bring her back to life.
*''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'': In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' episode, Itchy (a mouse) skins Scratchy (a cat) and sells his fur to a furrier, who then sells it to a rich woman. Scratchy accosts her, with his bones and muscles on display, and takes his fur back, wrapping it around himself. Then he gets assaulted by anti-fur protesters.
*A ''WesternAnimation/ObanStarRacers'': Muir's people are crab-like creatures that communicate using telepathic tentacles that are very sought after by other sentient species. Muir's mate was left for dead after someone harvested her tentacles and he hopes to bring her back to life.
* ''ComicStrip/{{Popeye}}'': The King FeaturesComicStrip/{{Popeye}} cartoon "Valley of the Goons" has Popeye saving the inhabitants of Goon Island from poachers out to harvest "goon skins".
*In ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'' ''WesternAnimation/TotallySpies'': Clover was transformed into a humanoid animal, as well as many hostages, in a villain's plans to dominate the fashion industry by bringing fur scales and feathers back in prominence, purportedly because materials from humanoid bodies would make for a better fit.
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A SubTrope of FurAndLoathing.
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** Background lore indicates that the Dreugh, an [[FishPeople aquatic race of humanoid octopi]], were once highly intelligent, able to speak, and capable of using magic. It is said that they even ruled the world (or a previous world that was destroyed and made into the current world) during the [[TimeOfMyths earliest era following creation]]. While their intelligence is said to have devolved over time, they are still considered a sapient species. That doesn't stop hunters (primarily the [[OurElvesAreBetter Dunmer]]) from killing them for their leathery hides (which can be forged into quality weapons and armor) and wax (a valuable ingredient in alchemy).
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** Background lore indicates that the Dreugh, an [[FishPeople aquatic race of humanoid octopi]], were once highly intelligent, able to speak, and capable of using magic. It is said that they even ruled the world (or a previous world that was destroyed and made into the current world) during the [[TimeOfMyths earliest era following creation]]. While their intelligence is said to have devolved over time, they are still considered a sapient species. That doesn't stop hunters (primarily the [[OurElvesAreBetter [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dunmer]]) from killing them for their leathery hides (which can be forged into quality weapons and armor) and wax (a valuable ingredient in alchemy).
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* Sometimes in non-canon alternate universes where AnyoneCanDie and [[KillEmAll often do]] the only remains of the X-Man Beast is his pelt used like a rug or coat.
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* In Creator/MCAHogarth's ''[[Literature/{{Paradox}} Earthrise]]'' there's one scene where Irene, a Harat-Shariin[[note]]one of those races of human-animal hybrids known collectively as "The Pelted"[[/note]], suggests that maybe surrendering to the pirates chasing them and being sold into slavery isn't such a bad thing. So Reese suggests that maybe they want to make her into a rug instead. That's enough to scare her into changing her mind. Later in ''Only the Open'' a liner is attacked by pirates who start killing human passengers and stunning Pelted ones, telepath Jahir confirms that they're furriers before fighting them off.
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* In Creator/MCAHogarth's ''[[Literature/{{Paradox}} Earthrise]]'' there's one scene where Irene, a Harat-Shariin[[note]]one of those races of human-animal hybrids known collectively as "The Pelted"[[/note]], suggests that maybe surrendering to the pirates chasing them and being sold into slavery isn't such a bad thing. So Reese suggests that maybe they want to make her into a rug instead. That's enough to scare her into changing her mind. Later in ''Only the Open'' a liner is attacked by pirates who start killing human passengers and stunning Pelted ones, and telepath Jahir confirms that they're furriers before fighting them off.
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* Alluded to in ''WebComic/TwoKinds''. As early as page two, we have a [[spoiler: [[GodInHumanForm god disguised as a]]]] huntsman threatening a [[PettingZooPeople keidran]] with being skinned because her fur will fetch a pretty penny. Much later, a secondary character's people is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
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* Alluded to in ''WebComic/TwoKinds''. As early as page two, we have a [[spoiler: [[GodInHumanForm god disguised as a]]]] huntsman threatening a [[PettingZooPeople [[BeastMan keidran]] with being skinned because her fur will fetch a pretty penny. Much later, a secondary character's people is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
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* In the ''Franchise/StarWars'' ExpandedUniverse Trandoshans, such as Bossk hunt Wookiees and take their pelts as trophies for a religious ritual. Ironically there's one story where Bossk is taken prisoner and an Imperial governor wants to make him into a lizard-skin jacket for his wife.
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* In the ''Franchise/StarWars'' ExpandedUniverse Trandoshans, Trandoshans such as Bossk hunt Wookiees and take their pelts as trophies for a religious ritual. Ironically there's one story where Bossk is taken prisoner and an Imperial governor wants to make him into a lizard-skin jacket for his wife.
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* Alluded to in ''WebComic/TwoKinds.'' ''WebComic/TwoKinds''. As early as page two, we have a [[spoiler: [[GodInHumanForm god duisguised disguised as a]]]] huntsman threatening a [[PettingZooPeople keidran]] with being skinned because her fur will fetch a pretty penny. Much later, a secondary character's people is said to have nearly been driven to extinction for their pelts.
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' Itchy (a mouse} skins Scratchy (a cat) and sells his fur to a furrier, who then sells it to a rich woman. Scratchy accosts her, with his bones and muscles on display, and takes his fur back, wrapping it around himself. Then he gets assaulted by anti-fur protesters.
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* In one episode of ''WesternAnimation/TheItchyAndScratchyShow'' Itchy (a mouse} mouse) skins Scratchy (a cat) and sells his fur to a furrier, who then sells it to a rich woman. Scratchy accosts her, with his bones and muscles on display, and takes his fur back, wrapping it around himself. Then he gets assaulted by anti-fur protesters.
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* Sand Cats in Literature/MarkOfTheCat are hunted for fur despite being sentient, or perhaps because of it. They don't generally make good neighbors, after all.
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