#female presenting muppets are definitely more likely to wear clothes but not by a lot so i would say it's not a big issue for muppets

[frogosaurus]

i was talking about how neither Bobo or Fozzie bear wear clothes and it inspired me to spend hours doing field research to develop my theory on Muppet Speciesism, so:

MUPPET SPECIESISM

based solely on ability to be naked without judgement or alarm

⬆️MOST PRIVILEGED

frackles

chickens/birds

dogs

bears

monsters*

frogs

------------privilege line-------------

dinosaurs

fraggles

rodents

unidentified blue guys (gonzo & deadly)

pigs

humanoids**

⬇️MOST OPPRESSED

the privilege line divides species that are considered oppressed (below the line) and species that are not (above the line).

*MONSTERS include most Sesame Street muppets aside from ones listed below and those that are clearly humanoid, and most other characters described as a monster. Furry or hairy characters that are not established as another animal are usually monsters, with some exceptions.

**HUMANOIDS include Dr. Bunsen Honeydew, Beaker, Scooter, Beauregard, Lew Zealand, Whatnots, and the Electric Mayhem (even though many of them seem more monster-like, they fall into this category due to their clothes-wearing nature). this also includes Abby Cadabby, the Count, Bert, and Ernie. Abby is officially recognized as a monster, but for our purposes, since she is not furry and is expected to wear clothes, she falls into the humanoid category.