I'm usually not one for conspirarcy theories but facts are facts:

1. In 1942, Richard Scarry illustrates a Little Golden Book called _The Animals of Farmer Jones_.

publishersweekly.com/978-0-375-8271…
2. In 1945, George Orwell publishes _Animal Farm_.
3. By the 1960s, Scarry's animals walk, talk, wear clothes, & have something of a social order.
(This thread is brought to you by the fact that I just finished listening to _Animal Farm_ & in my head, all the pigs looked like Pig Won't.)
Also, The Animals of FARMER JONES

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