The Courier Mail reported that Brisbane private school girls are dressing up as animals and identifying as such.

One young school teen is said to have cut a hole in her uniform to accommodate an invisible tail.

To be clear, there is a "furry culture" where people dress up as animals in their spare time at various events, similar to cosplay, but this issue being reported is different. 

Mitch is a self-described "furry" from Brisbane. He told Spencer that furry culture should not be confused with what's happening in the school. 

The Courier Mail reported that Brisbane private school girls are dressing up as animals and identifying as such.
One young school teen is said to have cut a hole in her uniform to accommodate an invisible tail.
To be clear, there is a "furry culture" where people dress up as animals in their spare time at various events, similar to cosplay, but this issue being reported is different.&nbsp;
Mitch is a self-described "furry" from Brisbane. He told Spencer that furry culture should not be confused with what's happening in the school.&nbsp;

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