Why are animals naked all the time?

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Their skin counts an cloths since they can take it off to go skinny dipping

Funny how Ren and Stimpy don't look horrifying after taking their fur off but in that Spongebob episode where Sandy takes hers off to take a shower she looks hideous and so does her empty, dead-looking fur coat. Maybe it's because Ren and Stimpy are all nice and smooth and not stubbly. When naked animals have stubble they look like a cactus.

When you see a dolphin naked, a Beautiful Giraffe naked, a shark naked, but a Human can you imagine people walking around the city catching trains and buses naked I'm glad we wear clothes.

I once saw a show on TV where they had a small stallion with a very large penis, but it was blurred out.

I thought it was hilarious that they blurred out a body part on an animal that is always naked anyway, even if was bigger and more easily noticed than usual.

Maybe the people on the show were worried kids would be watching and asking their parents, "Why does that pony have such a big pee-pee?" Although that would actually a very good and innocent question, but I guess they couldn't risk a few moral guardians flipping out over this.

^ Just think of all those unfortunate, innocent children raised on farms and ranches having their minds corrupted with this filth - outrageous!

Could you imagine people being naked all the time.

I'd rather not imagine it, to be honest.

Most animals have natural protection and so don't need clothes.

Caddisfly larvae attach bits of rock and wood and plants to their bodies with silk, which is kind of like clothing. Of course, they do this to protect this naturally to protect themselves. But clothing can protect people as well.

And Hermit crabs use the shells of other creatures and sometimes they'll use something that vaguely looks like a shell, like a thimble. I saw that one time on TV.