Adelaide: South Australian junior 警官,(賞などを)獲得する 原因(となる)s a 動かす in the police 軍隊 after it was 明らかにする/漏らすd they dress as a 'furry' and identify as a cat outside of work

A junior 警官,(賞などを)獲得する has has raised eyebrows の中で police 同僚s by 存在 part of the 'furry' subculture and identifying as a cat outside of work.

The officer, 報道によれば in their late 20s, is based at an Adelaide 駅/配置する and other police became aware earlier this year of their 慣習に捕らわれない personal 身元.

The South Australian 警官,(賞などを)獲得する, who is not 存在 指名するd, enjoys 存在 a 'furry' when off-義務, 報告(する)/憶測d?The Advertiser.??

'Furries' are people who identify with animals, have an 利益/興味 in anthropomorphism, and often dress up in 衣装s to 可決する・採択する what they call their 'fursonas'.

It is understood that the officer associates as a cat when in furry 方式.??

A junior cop has caused a stir in the police force after it's revealed they 'identify as a cat' outside of work

A junior 警官,(賞などを)獲得する has 原因(となる)d a 動かす in the police 軍隊 after it's 明らかにする/漏らすd they 'identify as a cat' outside of work

Sources 明らかにする/漏らすd that the young officer's lifestyle 原因(となる)d a 動かす, but 上級の 警官,(賞などを)獲得するs and bosses were unaware.?

SA Police said the 身元 of this officer was not 公表する/暴露するd, but would not 減らす their ability to do the 職業.

'(SA Police) 目的(とする)s to 確実にする our workplace is inclusive and 安全な for all 従業員s,' a SAPOL spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia.

'Individuals are given the 適切な時期 to 公表する/暴露する how they wish to be identified at any given time.

'(SA Police) is not aware of anyone who identifies as a 'furry'.'

によれば the website Furscience, furries tend to be teens and young adults but some are in their 70s and 80s.

'Furries' are a subculture of people who identify with animals, often dressing up in costumes as part of what they call their 'fursonas'

'Furries' are a subculture of people who identify with animals, often dressing up in 衣装s as part of what they call their 'fursonas'

Sharon Roberts, an associate professor and 専門家 in the field, equates 存在 in the furry community is no different to 存在 a football fan - a personal 利益/興味 which draws like-minded people together.

'Depending on the 熟考する/考慮する, we find more than 70 per cent of furries identify as LGBTQ+ and more than 25 per cent are gender-身元 diverse,' Ms?Roberts told The Conversation.

'Furries are いじめ(る)d at almost twice the 率s of 非,不,無-furries, and our 来たるべき 研究 示すs that four to 15 per cent are on the autism spectrum.'?

Daily Mail Australia also 接触するd South Australia's Police 大臣 Dan Cregan for comment.

What are furries??

A furry is anyone who is 利益/興味d in anthropomorphic animal characters.

Some furries wear (a)手の込んだ/(v)詳述する 衣装s (called fursuits) or paraphernalia such as animal ears or tails, or 代表する themselves as anthropomorphic animals in online communities.

Furries tend to be 比較して young, with the 大多数 of adult furries (over the age of 18) 存在 in their 早期に-to-中央の-twenties, and nearly 75 パーセント of furries 存在 under the age of 25.

Across 見本s, the 大多数 of furries have been been 設立する to self-identify as White, with だいたい 15-20 パーセント of furries identifying as a member of an 民族の 少数,小数派.

The 大多数 of furries - 72 パーセント - identify as male, although one-4半期/4分の1 of furries identify as 女性(の). Transgender, genderfluid, and 非,不,無-binary furries are also 現在の at 率s かなり higher than 観察するd in the general 全住民.

Furry fandom encompasses much more than just the 'therians' ? or, people who feel as though they're spiritually connected to animals. The most 最近の data shows 7 パーセント of 回答者/被告s identify as therian.

Furries 代表する fans of マスコミ featuring anthropomorphic animals, and may 含む artists, writers, gamers, and 役割 players.

They may have a 'fursona,' defined as 'anthropomorphic animal 代表s of the self.' The most popular 種類 was 設立する to be a hybrid of two types of animals, followed closely by wolves.

の中で hybrids, the most popular were dog/wolf hybrids, at の近くに to 9 パーセント.

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Source: International Anthropomorphic 研究 事業/計画(する)