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But as you said animals don't know/understand that this kind of thing is wrong, therefore the Dr. cannot justify screwing animals just because they do it.
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Nothing is right or wrong until humans, or some other species with similar concepts, comes blundering in and assigning right and wrong to this and that.
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But they share some genetic code, right? You can't just smash a bird and a Koala together and get a beard.
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They are similar enough that there can be viable offspring. Hell, they're similar enough that, mechanically, they can mate at all (an occasional problem within the dog species). When it comes to humans, though, chimpanzees are hard to come by. I dare say the situation in which such a union could occur with mutual consent is plausible, even without zoophilic inclinations.
Incidentally, the habitually bipedal and alarmingly human-like chimpanzee Oliver (determined to be all chimpanzee) was for years only ever sexually attracted to human females. This could be considered zoophilia.
I am justifying or vilifying nothing.