"Statuette from Boetia, Greece depicting a Satryr? having intercourse with a goat ", V c. BC Pinacoteca Brera , Milan, Lombardy, Italy

Bestiality implies that a human beast engages in sexual abuse of a non-human animals, whom humanity degrades by calling them "beasts". In fact, human animals subject non-human animals to abuse and brutalities, a term reminding us of the violence Brutus perpetrated upon Julius Caesar. Humans negate that we systematically murder and eat "beasts", an act euphemistically referred to as "slaughter". Theophrastus, a companion of Aristotle, reminded his students regarding animals that " ... they feel ... they suffer ... do not eat them."