A photograph of a cast of a lion-headed human figure found in a cave in Germany. Since European cave lion males didn't sport a mane, it's impossible to tell if this was intended to be a lion-man or lion-woman. The original was carved from mammoth ivory by flint tools and dates back about 32,000 years (older than the famous cave paintinsg in France) making it one of the oldest known pieces of artwork.

Yep, that's right - "furry" is officially Older Than Dirt. From this to Lion King fan art, funny to think about, eh? Anyways, I thought it would be amusing to post next to the photomorph I put up last night.