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Fursuiting is very similar to cosplaying, it could be for roleplay reasons or just for the fun of it.
People who identify as animals are called otherkin, not furries.
Humans being extremely social animals form strong bonds through associations even rivalling those of family or reproductive imperative which enforces the identification with such associative ideology and groups. The generally fringe subcultural identities such as "furries" are often less well accepted by a majority population,k whcih further enforces and encourages the mutual bonds of those within the pseudocultural boundary - this increases tendencies to seek and find sense of'belonging' or even rightfulness of the identity divergences and the acceptance of the 'furry' peers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Furry_fandom