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Keeping Cool" has a scene where Orson's brothers try to get to Bo by unraveling his wool until he's nude below the waist. Instead of reacting, Bo just opens a shed to get a new pair of wool pants to put on. The short "Mighty Mouse and the Wolf" has the titular wolf at one point persuade several sheep into taking off their wool by aiming a gun at them. One of the sheep blushes and turns around after realizing that they're facing the audience while disrobing. Spike also takes the fur of his upper body off like a shirt and places it over a puddle for Tom and Jerry to walk across in "The Truce Hurts". He wears a red undershirt beneath his fur. An earlier Pixar short For the Birds has all of the little birds ( who were total jerks to the weird but nice bird) lose their feathers. The big bird laughs as though they were naked, and all of the little birds react as though they were nude in public.

In Lonesome Lenny, Screwy Squirrel pours hair remover on Lenny the dog, leaving him naked save for a pair of boxers. He bashfully covers himself up and makes his way to a closet where he keeps extra dog suits. In Timon & Pumbaa, the eponymous characters show that their fur is this (they sometimes wear underwear under it). This pretty much changes what many people thought about the Lion King franchise, because based on this info, we can pretty safely assume that it goes for the whole movie cast. Each variant can also work with feathers, or, more rarely, scales and skin. Not to be confused with Pretty in Mink or Fur and Loathing, though any of those might be referenced for the sake of humor. The entire story of How The Rhino Got Its Skin is about this — the reason the rhinoceros' skin is all wrinkly is because some other animals filled it with sand when he took it off to go swimming. Perry the Platypus from Phineas and Ferb is frequently like this. In one episode, Perry went to his lair via suction tubes and reveals Perry naked with his boxers.In the novel American Gods, Shadow hitches a ride with a fellow who tells a tall tale about a deer that literally jumped out of its skin to escape a hunter, then was given a replacement knitted by local women. Another commercial has the brown M&M clearing up a misunderstanding by explaining to some humans at a party that her shell is brown, so it only looks like she's naked. The red M&M sees her, think's it's "that kind of party" and tears off his own shell.

Sheep in the Big City sometimes uses gags involving Sheep's wool being treated like clothing. Examples include Sheep dropping off his wool at the dry cleaner's in the pilot episode and Sheep occasionally covering himself in embarrassment when his wool unravels.

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In the September 20, 1987 strip, Odie pulls on a thread that causes the fur on Garfield's lower half to fall down like pants. Jon laughs at Garfield's misfortune and Garfield retaliates by removing Jon's belt, making Jon's pants fall down. Compare Removable Shell for the shelled animal variant, Removable Animal Markings for when an animal's natural stripes and spots are depicted as removable, and Clothing Appendage for when the "garments" aren't removable. Subtrope of Appropriate Animal Attire. See also Exposed Extraterrestrials and Fur Is Skin. Later in the movie, Elmyra visits the ACME Wild Safari Zoo, where she sneaks out of her parents' car and grabs a cheetah by his tail. The cheetah tries to run away from her, but loses his fur in the process. Elmyra wears his fur, and in a later scene, the furless cheetah is wearing a censor bar over his groin. In the short " Quiet Please!", Spike the bulldog rolls up his arm fur like a sleeve, revealing an anchor tattoo, before running after Tom to pummel him. An interesting version appears in "Rabbit Hood" when Bugs pulls a paper and pen out of the side of his chest as if he was wearing a coat.