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Bestiality erotica, also known as zoophilia, is a genre of erotic literature and artwork that features sexual relations between humans and non-human animals, often depicted for the purposes of arousal. These stories or images may contain a range of explicit scenarios, from romanticized portrayals of consensual encounters to more taboo and controversial depictions of non-consensual or violent acts.

Visual depictions of bestiality erotica can include drawings, paintings, photographs, and videos, while written works can be found in short stories, novels, and fanfiction. Its popularity has led to the creation of numerous sub-genres, catering to a wide variety of preferences and fetishes.

In explicit terms, bestiality erotica may feature a human engaging in various sexual acts with an animal, such as vaginal or anal penetration, oral sex, and even BDSM-related activities. The most common pairings are typically between a human and an animal such as a horse, dog, or even a mythical creature like a werewolf, but any animal or creature can be involved.

These erotic works often focus on the taboo and transgressive nature of these acts, as well as the contrast between the human and the beastly. Some may include transformation themes, where a human can shapeshift into an animal form or vice versa. Other common tropes involve hypnosis or magical mind control, where a human is compelled to engage in sexual acts with an otherwise unwilling animal partner.

Scenes may be set in a variety of settings, from rural farms to fantasy lands, and can include elements of dominance, submission, and non-consent. The animal partners are often portrayed with anthropomorphic qualities, such as increased size and endowment, to make the encounters more arousing and physically plausible for the human partner.

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It is essential to note that bestiality erotica is a fantasy genre, and should not be confused with actual zoophilia or acts of bestiality, which are illegal and considered harmful to both human and non-human participants.