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James Teng was alarmed by what we saw online

This irked the Kapuso actor, as the exploitation with animals may result in disease.

Kapuso actor James Teng got alarmed by a Twitter account named Zoo Tripper II who shared some photos of sexual exploitation with animals.

The 22-year-old actor who rose to fame in the Kapuso-talent search Starstruck was on One of the Baes. He’s the nephew of a basketball legend Alvin Teng, and a cousin to the UAAP basketball stars Jeric Teng and Jeron Teng.

The photos showed a male person having sexual contact with dogs, chickens, and other animals.

This practice is called Zoöerasty, a term coined by renowned Astro-German Psychiatrist Richard von Krafft-Ebing which specifically called for intercourse between humans and animals.

This irked the Kapuso actor, as the exploitation with animals may result in disease.

Zoo Tripper II’s account on Twitter was relatively new, as it shows that the account was made last month. The account along with those controversial photos has now been removed from Twitter after it was mass reported by netizens online.

One of those who complained was @patrickku, asking that Zoo Tripper II’s account must be taken down.

https://twitter.com/matrickpalto/status/1244446819595079680

Like James Teng, another Twitter account by the name of ROCKY got irked and disgusted with the photos.

https://twitter.com/senoritajustine/status/1244846132766724096

Kevin Sese was disgusted as these photos surfaced online just when the nation is undergoing a crisis.

However, screenshots of the said account remains on Twitter. The fragile vet, reportedly the Twitter account of a veterinary student, posted a screenshot of Zoo Tripper II’s account, asking if anyone could trace the person behind the account.

https://twitter.com/thefragilevet/status/1244498568485847042

“Twitter friends, help us out! As future veterinarians, we care about their welfare,” The fragile Vet asked.

Under the Animal Welfare Act or the Republic Act 8485, Zoöerasty and its similar acts are considered as violence against animals, with imprisonment of 6 to 12 years and a fine of at least PhP 100,000.

Written by Lloyd Saladaga

A Transport Enthusiast who writes as well for Mindanao Economic Boom, 7000, and TransportPH.

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