United States of Bestiality (U.S.B) 84.9% of Bestiality Offenders are WHITE!

Bestiality is Legal in Four States 🤣🤡
"Only four states—Hawaii, New Mexico, West Virginia and Wyoming—do not have laws that formally prohibit sexual abuse of animals, traditionally known as bestiality." 78.6% of the population identifies as Christian West Virginia

Existing literature on the prevalence of sex acts between humans and animals is largely outdated, and results have been inconsistent. Three studies published between 1948 and 1974 found an average of 6.5 percent of men and 2.8 percent of women self reported at least one sexual encounter with an animal.6-8 In a more recent study, researchers found that, among 1,040 men and women surveyed, at least a third had acted on an atypical sexual interest like pedophilia. Zoophilia was not measured separately, but it was included in a category called “Other behavior,” which considered whether the person had ever been “aroused by an animal, fecal matter, enema, urine, cadavers, or other unusual things” (Ref.9, p 165). Less than 1 percent expressed an interest in this broad category.

Studies published between 2002 and 2016 indicated that most individuals who self-reported
having sex with animals were white males ranging in age from 16 to 78 years, most of whom were gainfully employed and were, or had been, in an intimate human relationship. Animals most often chosen as sexual partners were dogs, horses, goats, cats, farm animals, and fowl, followed by wildlife and exotics.

"ALDF, there is "still more work to be done" to protect the sexual abuse of animals in the U.S.
It says that alongside West Virginia, both American Samoa and the Northern Mariana Islands lack laws explicitly outlawing the sexual assault of animals."

Washington man arrested in Arizona for allegedly trying to have sex with farm animals