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in jeopardy; the conjugal rights of the tortoise in the zoo.

The male tortoise was quite harried, more than that hurt, not being able to get the logistics right, to copulate with its mate, even after repeated attempts, in which the girl did her best! The keeper of his cage and other men stood as mute spectators, looking the other way acting coy, offering no help. **How could he know that they didn't want to be seen as a zoophilous lot!**
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k-balachandran
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Mar 27, 2012
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Zoophilia---abnormal fondness for animals.

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