NatGeo Channel Taboo Furries (low quality)

Copyright goes to National Geographic. No infringement is intended by uploading this here. I have uploaded it only so others in the furry community can see this. I respectfully ask that this be allowed to remain here for that purpose. Edited so the only content seen here is the segment of the program that's about a psychology student who dresses up as a blue cat on weekends to get in touch with his "inner kitten."

Wikipedia article on NatGeo's Taboo TV series
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taboo_(TV_series)

This was recorded as an mp4 using a Sandisk Vmate DVR, converted to avi using Pazera Free MP4 to AVI Converter and edited using DVD Videosoft Free Video Dub. The low quality video is due to the Sandisk Vmate being about as cheap as a DVR can be. I think that low quality is one reason that NatGeo hasn't complained to have this deleted.

If you wish, you can download it from here using DVD Videosoft Free Youtube Download, found at dvdvideosoft.com

Or you can download the edited avi here
http://www.interupload.com/files/3JATETIM/NatGeo_Taboo_Furries.avi_links

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Nation
• Geographic
• NatGeo
• Taboo
• Furries

[ninjamoon9]

Why Part Plant -_-

[CloudchaserShaconag]

@ninjamoon9 My guess would be trying to be unique. Characters who are part plant are rare.

[zaakara69]

Tailsrulz ftw, congrats on the air time!, bettaman94, you can join us in hell ya judgmental prick ;3

[CloudchaserShaconag]

@zaakara69 bettaman94 probably made his comment hoping that he'd provoke someone into making an angry response. That's what trolls do.

[TheDarkLegacy]

Non-furry here. I find nothing wrong with this, and in my opinion, I think Nat.Geo probably didn't give you guys a fair shake and/or objective view; but I guess it wouldn't be interesting to watch if they did. Do what you love, be free, live and let live.

[Mephistin]

It's one way to become the opposite of a general community robot. It's a great way to let yourself live. Calling the furry fandom a taboo is a total and idiotic stereotype... You'd might as well call it blaspheme for some stupid religious nuts out there if your going to call it a taboo.

[ZombiePowerDrink]

I like the art but dressing up as one seems a bit much. Apparently I'm on the Dark side according to the narrator LOL.

[catcubus]

There's a huuuuuge difference between furries who dress up as their fursona's and furries who dress up because they actually believe they're a furry trapped in a human's body. D:< I may want to have a costume made of one of my characters but I in no way feel I AM them. At least these guys made a point to mention furries aren't sexual deviants like past furries that appeared on TV.

[Jophie12]

Why do furs keep doing this? Why go on TV like this? You know it will only be bad in the end for us all...it will only make us look bad.

[DontEatButterflies]

@lucaria44 No at AC '10 Nat. Geo. team met Courtney because he was doing census polls on him. I was dating alkane at the time this film was made and all these furs on here are my friends so I know what I'm talking about lol

[BankaiIchigo12345]

This is 2012! In 2012 Youtube supports high quality video! Rip and upload it at 480p or 720p, not 240p! This video is FAIL UPLOAD!

[lucaria44]

pfft, Uncle Kage was talking about this show at AC '10 i think it was. Honestly, they made it seem so bad to be furry,it's like saying the guy that dresses up as Chuck E. Cheese or Bugs Bunny is the same as a theif. They really don't give furries a fair say in this because really haveing a fursuit and being a blue cat isn't secret and doesn't make him believe he'sacat. It's just for fun.

[glumpot]

Well, it could've been much worse... At least the people on here try to give their honest opinions on furries.

[TouKxiePie]

Bwahahah, should've watched the rest of the video before my comment xD Should've known they try to make it about sex eventually.

Oh, and nice Caramelldansen at the end too, that was win xDDD

[TouKxiePie]

6:14 Nice furry art, Nat Geo XD

[AuroraFolf]

@ZOFFMANDUDE Well that's a bummer. I'd say believe in the truth, not the stereotypes