Editing Zoophilia in Society - A 2000 Survey (section)

==Time been a zoophile==
Unfortunately, due to the way in which the Causes of Zoophilia questionnaire was designed, the only way to compare the two sets of data is to subtract the age the respondent realised their sexuality from their current age, which means these figures are only approximate. Nonetheless, it's the only way a comparison can be made.
After the data has been processed as outlined above, for this survey the average time a respondent had been aware of their sexuality is 13.9 years, while for the Causes of Zoophilia survey the figure was 12.9 years. This isn't a significant enough difference when given the error margin to mean much of anything, in my opinion.

About the only interesting feature of this data is the difference between times for men and women; an average of 13.6 and 16.4 years respectively. This time gap of 2.8 years is matched in the Causes of Zoophilia survey by a gap of 1.8 years.
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The table below shows the online activity of respondents, divided again by gender. It's interesting from this to see that more people are a member of a mailing list than exchange five or more e-mails a day. It also seems that there's a mailing list being run for every five people who claim to be members of one! I can only conclude from this that people very active in the '[[zoo community]]' are more likely to have responded to this survey than zoophiles who aren't.
Something else quite interesting, though perhaps just a result of so few respondents, is quite how active females seem to be online. Only ten percent of respondents are female, though 1 in 4 mailing-list owners and 1 in 5 web-site owners are female. Also, 18.2% of respondents exchanging more than 5 e-mails a day are female.

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