zoophilism, zoophily

love of animals. — zoophilist, n. — zoophilous, adj.

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Not all of this growth in interest reflects increased or newly uncloseted zoophily (though this is surely a factor--most scholars who choose to write about animals do like them).

Among animals

There was increased degree of zoophily in houses where Netprotect was in use (Table 3).

Evaluation of polyethylene-based long lasting treated bed net netprotect on anopheles mosquitoes, malaria incidence, and net longivity in western Kenya

The early antivivisectionists used the term "zoophily" to describe the ethical premise upon which the movement was based.

Antivivisection and the charge of zoophil-psychosis in the early twentieth century

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