Is it true that Catherine the Great was a zoosexual?
The answer to that question is unknown, though Catherine the Great did have a reputation for preferring the company of animals to that of humans in general terms, and in almost every portrait she is shown with an animal (usually one of her hunting dogs or on horseback). However, the story that Catherine the Great was killed when her horse fell on her during sexual intercourse is completely false. More information on this and other zoo-related urban legends can be found here. Back to top Can humans and animals impregnate each other? No. It is not possible due to differences in DNA structures, body chemistry, and eons of evolution. Very few mammals can successfully cross-breed. Humans are too far away from any other animal within the genetic scale to impregnate or be impregnated by them. Back to top Can animals and humans transmit diseases to one another? In the sense that most people think about sexually transmitted diseases, no. The greatest danger to humans is disease carried by fleas
