/anthro/ - Anthropomorphic

You don't. Unless you mean if you were to approach it in person, then I guess you see if it tries to maul you.

>>91592 (OP) 
The same way you know a human won't be aggressive. Skin/fur color.

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>>91599
>implying

>>91592 (OP) 
I saw not one, but TWO bobcats today!

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>>91592 (OP) 

I wish femcel anon could remake this with an anthro snow leopard

They may retain some of the 'tells' of their base species.

>>91592 (OP) 
Since they're anthros, they're alike humans. Which means they have at least some intelligence. And any conscious, smart being would only attack once provoked or sensing danger.
Anthros may still be animals but they're not nyaggers, bro. So I don't think an altercation would ever spark on-sight.

>>91599
Heavily depends on neighborhood and country. The  blacks I've seen during my trips in germany were more civil than american whites