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This week, a court heard how 64-year-old Carol Bowditch was filmed as she had sex with dogs and then their owners at animal sex parties in the UK.
The case exposed the seedy underworld of bestiality and the people who take part in the extreme activity.
Metro.co.uk investigated the parties and what drives those that take part in them.
The forums where zoo parties – human and animal orgies – are discussed are full of threads with advice for those arranging events for the first time.
One woman describes how her first time was in front of her husband and eight other members of their BDSM group.
She explains how she was tied to a ‘breeding bench’ – a restraint device – and ‘taken’ by a Black Lab as the others watched..
The most sought after locations for zoophile orgies are the discreet ones. Zoophiles often express the desire to find rural sites that are remote enough to ensure privacy but are still accessible for those taking part.
Perversely, looking out for one another appears to be a common theme amongst those arranging parties where they watch each other have sex with animals
Many suggest setting rules first and almost all stress the importance of meeting other ‘zoo friends’ – and their animals – in M & Gs (meet and greets) before taking part.
One user stresses the importance of meeting other participants beforehand citing a bad experience in a room surrounded by ‘six random guys’ with ‘very bad personal hygiene’ and ‘poor social skills’
Later he warns ‘just inviting random people off the internet into your house or indeed turning up at [someone’s] house on a promise… It can get extremely weird quickly.’
Another suggests all participants take an STD check before pointing out the ‘really nice’ thing about dogs is that they can’t become infected by human STDs.
The rules are important for a number of reasons, not least because the activities taking place at the parties are highly illegal, at least in the UK.
Just this week, Bowditch was handed a community order for having sex with a St Bernard, a black Labrador and an Alsatian.
The maximum sentence for sex with an animal in the UK is two years.
Many forums forbid the discussion of a meeting and its locations within the threads, and restrict feedback to simple remarks like ‘had fun at a M&G’.
But still people are brazen enough to make it clear that they want to take part.
In one thread in the UK, a guy explains he is single, ‘into dog and horse perversion’ sex and looking to arrange a ‘private party’.
He gets a number of responses including from one amateur photographer who offers to document the proceedings. But the desire for secrecy means the contents of the sex parties are rarely discussed in detail.
Many spell out their fantasies in stories they claim to be pure fiction but occasionally someone shares their experiences.
Other accounts provide a little more detail of the perversions.
One forum member describes attending a party organised by his college admin in the 1970s where he watched as she was mounted by a dog. He recalls she then repeated the act at two later parties.
Website Ex Berliner carries a more detailed description of a party in Essen, Germany, attended by 10 men, four women and two dogs.
Research on zoo parties is limited however academics have highlighted several reasons people have sex with animals.
Dr Mark Griffiths, who is a professor of behavioural addiction at Nottingham Trent University, has written a number of articles on zoophilia . He pointed us to several key studies that have taken place.
The Kinsey Reports – which were published between 1948 and 53 – suggested that 8% of males and 4% of females had at least one sexual experience with an animal.
Professor John Money asserted that zoophilic behaviours were usually transitory occurring when there is no other sexual outlet available.
However, more recent studies have suggested alternative reasons for engaging in sex with animals.
Dr Hani Miletski, who featured in Channel 4 documentary Animal Passions , researched zoophilia for her book Understanding Bestiality & Zoophilia
She found most men (91%) said they had sex with animals because they were attracted to them, had love or affection (75%) or that they were accepting or easy to please (57%).
Only a small portion (7%) said it was because they were too shy to have sex with humans. All women approached said they were sexually attracted to the animal (100%).
A study of 32 zoophiles by Andrea Beetz found some started by getting aroused watching animal matings on TV, while others began by touching the genitals of their pet dog out of curiosity.
Alternatively, a study in the journal Romanian Neurosurgery describes how a 42-year-old suddenly started developing zoophile tendencies towards his hens after an aneurysm in the posterior cerebral artery.
The request was for heterosexual participants but the only one to attempt sex with the animal was the host’s wife, Brigit.
The account describes how the men and their dogs circled the bed as Brigit first played with and then attempted to have sex with a three-year-old Alsatian called Cash.
On that occasion, Cash, is described as ‘jabbing frantically’ for several seconds but failing to penetrate Brigit. The harrowing account continues with Cash wetting the bed twice before being taken for a walk by his owner.
When the pair left, talk in the room turned to how they were concerned the dog was being beaten.
It is difficult to determine parties of this nature take place, but according to one poll of users on the site one in five had experienced sex with ‘nine or more’ at once.
Whether this is in reference to humans or animals isn’t clear, but one user brags about having sex with 10 ewes and 10 sows in one night.
Another describes how she is in a poly relationship and the dog gets ‘involved now and then’.
Ohio (being banned), Hawaii, Kentucky, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio, Texas, Vermont, West Virginia and Wyoming, and the District of Columbia
Indeed, while the site does not actively encourage meet-ups, there is a personal ads section on the forum filled with people seeking to meet other like-minded users.
In the UK the thread is 444 pages long with users explaining their most perverted fantasies and what they are looking to do in real life.
While bestiality has been illegal in Britain for some time, other countries, including a number of US States have a far more relaxed approach.
Until the law was passed, sex with animals was still legal as long as the animal was unharmed.
However, activists claimed this was difficult to prove, with the Danish Ethical Council for Animals reporting of animal brothels and organised animal sex shows in the country.
Despite this some remain adamant sex with animals should be allowed.
Zoophile groups such as ZETA (a play on PETA) in Germany tried to argue banning bestiality was unconstitutional and that if an animal was not harmed it was ‘moral law’.
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A former member, who has now stepped back from the group, told metro.co.uk it does not organise sex parties or know of any.
Some are adamant sex should only happen with the animal’s consent, and make the distinction between ‘beasts’ – whose focus is sexual gratification – and ‘zoophiles’, who they say genuinely care about the animal’s welfare.
A forum user in Germany called Blackwolf describes how he believes the parties are tantamount to animal abuse and that sex can only happen by mutual consent and must never be forced.
This morality, of course, is entirely taken from the perspective of the animal lover’s sexuality and has failed to convince authorities making it illegal is anything but the right thing to do.

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Ted Fox has worked at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo since starting as a zookeeper 1991. In 1999 he was promoted to Collection Manager for the bird department and in 2006 he was named Curator. He has served as Zoo Director since 2011. A graduate of Cornell University, he holds a bachelor's degree in animal science with a minor in poultry science and a concentration in natural resources.
Fox sits on the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) passerine Taxon Advisory Group (TAG), collaborating with zoo experts across the country on the conservation needs of this expansive order of birds. Fox was also instrumental in raising the first Andean condor chick to be used for conservation education in Venezuela by the Cleveland Metroparks Zoo in conjunction with Bioandina Foundation and the Venezuelan National Park Service.
Among his many achievements, Fox was instrumental in the development of the zoo's Humboldt penguin exhibit, Penguin Coast, which opened in 2005. Though industry experts forecast it would take five years for penguin pairs to become established and produce chicks, the first chicks hatched just one year after the exhibit opened. To date, more than 50 chicks have hatched at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo, an accomplishment for which the zoo is nationally recognized. Fox regularly consults with zoological institutions around the country in preparation for new exhibit openings and about penguin management, especially as it pertains to breeding.
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Most recently, Fox has overseen design and construction for a new Animal Health Center at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo, slated to open in Fall 2021. When completed, the facility will be the second largest zoological medical center in New York State.
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General Curator Dan Meates joined the Rosamond Gifford Zoo in 2016. Dan has worked at several other zoos around the world and hand-reared a number of different species, including the first baby patas monkey to be hand raised in North America.
Dan is a native of Wales, United Kingdom, with a background in falconry and field biology research. He has previous animal care, management and curator experience at the Wellington Zoo in Wellington, New Zealand, the Texas State Aquarium in Corpus Christi, TX, the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center in West Yellowstone, MT, and the Niabi Zoo in Western Illinois.
As a master falconer, Dan has extensive experience handling large birds of prey and has implemented free-flight training demonstrations for several species of raptors at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo.
Education: Onondaga County Community College, University at Albany
Animals under your care: Carnivores, Hoof-stock, Domestic Animals and Elephants
Why you chose to be a keeper: My love for elephants and passion to preserve species for future generations.
Fun Fact About You: I started working/volunteering at the zoo when i was 12. I started in the zoos 4-H club then pony rides working my way up to the elephant barn as a summer keeper.
Education: Bachelor of Science Degree in Zoology with a Minor in Chemistry from SUNY Oswego
Animals under your care: Asian Elephants
Why you chose to be a keeper: Initially I really wanted to assist in the conservation of endangered species through field research and veterinary medicine. After my first internship here at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo I quickly realized I could check all those boxes right here. My overall goal is to be a driving force in the education of the the general public and the conservation of the species that need it most. The other major goal is to give the animals in our care here the highest quality of care while they are with us.
Fun Fact About You: I grew up right here in Syracuse, NY and learned the skills needed to do this job at the Rosamond Gifford Zoo. I have also traveled to both India and Thailand to see and work with elephants in their range countries. This has helped me gain perspective on how to better direct our education and conservation efforts here at home.
Education: Bachelor’s Degree in Animal Science from Cornell University
Animals Under Your Care: reptiles, amphibians, terrestrial invertebrates, primates, small mammals
Why You Chose to be a Keeper: Animals in AZA accredited zoos and aquariums are ambassadors for their species. I became a keeper to give them a voice, as they aren't able to speak for themselves. Part of my job is to educate zoo visitors about the animals in my care. Sharing my passion for conservation and teaching people how to care about our planet and the many species that call it home is why I am in this profession.
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