Animalkin

‘Animalkin’ has been used to refer to people who spiritually identify as animals. 
== Media ==
«Animals Make Us Human» by Temple Grandin. Originally published 2009.
== In fantasy ==
In the world to which Kale belongs, animalkin, often called thrallkin, were developed by human mages to create a subservient race of slaves that humans could use with little regard to the ethicality of the use.— Seth Smith, 28 Aug 2019
== + ==
Otherkin; Bestiality
Category:Animals
Category:Identity