This last week the term bestiality has been stretched to include such seemingly disparate kinks as zoosadism and furry, and the week has also been stretched to accomodate a few extra stories. The latter may even be the most surprising part, since there are so many instances of bestiality in the news that it would be easy to continue Bestiality Week for at least a few more days, perhaps even indefinitely. By now you’ve probably all heard about the Arizona fire chief caught in a barn with his pants down. “You caught me… I tried to (expletive) your sheep,” he told the neighbor who discovered him. There’s the Antigua man caught with a cow: “It is reported that in order to control the distressed animal, the man tied the head of the cow to a tree and tied its hind legs together.” There’s the on-going trial of Brendan Francis McMahon, the “Buggy Bunner” financier. (Look at his picture. Evidently bestiality and animal cruelty charges didn’t detract from his self-conscious cool.) Etc.

While it is difficult to say that bestiality itself is on the increase, it seems pretty obvious that people are becoming more and more aware of bestiality, in whatever form it takes. (And probably there will be still newer forms to come…) Obviously this is being fuelled by the internet. On one hand, the net makes bestiality porn much easier to find. You don’t have to smuggle it home from Holland anymore, like people had to back in the 1970s. On the other hand, the internet also makes it possible for zoophiles to form a mutually supportive community. Don’t be surprised if in the coming years you really do see a small but vocal movement of bestialists striving to gain acceptance for their perversion. Instead of “We’re here, we’re queer, get used to it,” you’ll be hearing something like, “We’re queer for steer, get used to it.”

A movement like this would probably find modest pockets of acceptance. Conservatives already fret that the legitimization of homosexuality will lead to the same for bestiality, necrophilia, and all sorts of other weird kinks. Listen to this guy: “And just as words like ‘gay’ and ‘transgender’ have now replaced ‘homosexual’ or ‘cross dresser,’ the sickos calling for relaxed laws on bestiality are developing their own little vocabulary as well. Believe it or not, if your proclivities run to a wild Saturday night with Fido or Fluffy, you might just be a ‘zoophile.’ Of course, as a normal human being who thinks this sort of activity should be discouraged, I would be classified as a ‘zoophobe.’ And I was just getting use to being called a ‘homophobe.’” No doubt a guy like this presages a reaction against the increased visibility of bestiality. Thanks to the notorious Enumclaw horse sex case, the state of Washington has just passed a law expressly forbidding bestiality. There are now 32 states in America that ban bestiality. Can it be long before others follow suit?

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