Editing Social Aspects & Zoophilia (section)

== Do animals mate with other species on their own? ==

Yes, albeit rarely. Various cases are known in which animals have chosen a sexual partner of a different species. The fact that such events are rarely made public is due to the fact that most of the time no offspring are produced in such mating, and only in the rarest cases is a human observer present who records the event in a documentary way for other people. (See 3.21) More well-known are the cases that occur in zoos. There are crossbreeds between different big cats such as between lions and tigers, which have already been observed in the wild. Brown and polar bears also [[mate]] in zoos while they never meet in nature. The oldest document that is known to me and in which there is talk of cross-species mating,

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