Reverse Zoophilia: Is it a thing?

[CookieSampler]

I have been asking myself this question for while. I know people who have their lovers will say that it is indeed a thing but that's not the point. Of course your lover is going to have feelings for you because you care for, shower, feed and love your partner despite there being sexual interaction or not. I mean it with animals who aren't in a zoo relationship with a human. In my case I have noticed that sometimes female dogs will be super lovely with me, sometimes a little too much and we haven't even met properly. More than once "aggressive" female dogs had not only allowed me to pet them but they don't want me to stop showering them with affection. I had even dogsitted once, the bitch was in heat and every once in a while when I pet her she'd turn around and wag her tail. Of course, I didn't do anything with her because I didn't feel we had the confidence not the time for that.

Am I overthinking this as a zoo or is it possible that females of other species find random humans attractive?

Note: I do workout and I have a strong BO. While I haven been stinking. I associate that maybe it is the underlying smell beneath the layer of soap and deodorant?

 

[temporaryacc]

This is common is ostriches I believe.

 

[CookieSampler]

This is common is ostriches I believe.

Have heard of it but never met someone who raised ostriches. I have heard that during mating season they have to be unable to see humans or else they won't breed with eachother, rather will try to court the human. I don't remember if it was the males or the females that did so tho

 

[ShanoirII]

Some birds develop anthrophilia during breeding programs. Birds that have their semen collected to do artificial insemination often imprint on humans, since they are around them for most of their lives after hatching. This imprinting is used to the advantage of semen collectors, as birds will be made to mate with a piece of clothing the collector is wearing.

 

[CookieSampler]

Some birds develop anthrophilia during breeding programs. Birds that have their semen collected to do artificial insemination often imprint on humans, since they are around them for most of their lives after hatching. This imprinting is used to the advantage of semen collectors, as birds will be made to mate with a piece of clothing the collector is wearing.
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While an interesting fact. I can't help but notice the man's expression being like "All this to carry a bird's fleshlight on my head..." ?

 

[Jmmp2803]

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