The people who made the animated movie Zootopia actually did LITERAL cutting-edge research on zoophile porn

I was doing work, and all of a sudden I had an epiphany: The people at Disney behind the animated movie Zootopia are the first to have literally done cutting-edge psychological research on zoophilic pornography. They didn't do it the way zoophiles are a bunch of lonely, awkward losers who can't find a sex partner IRL, but they did it the way a professional, respectful, detached scientist does. I'm serious: they are the first scientists to have done extensive research on zoophile pornography in professional manner that is necessary for their animated movie Zootopia.<br><br>I can tell because I haven't seen any other scientists do the extensive research that the people at Disney did. Not even the zoophiles themselves have done that extensive research on zoophile porn. The people at Disney are the first to have actually done professional research on zoophile porn.<br><br>I bet no other people on this Earth did as extensive research on zoophile porn as the people at Disney behind Zootopia did. They even won Oscars for that research. They even got a lot of awards and accolades for it.<br><br>If someone else did that research beforehand, I can tell that the people at Disney are the only ones to have done that research in the professional science way that scientists do. They are the first ones that I know who did that extensive research on zoophile porn in the professional, objective, detached way that a scientist is supposed to do.<br><br>It's funny because the people at Disney did their research on zoophile porn to make an animated movie that is meant for children, i.e. Zootopia.<br><br>What's up with that?<br><br>They didn't do their extensive research on zoophile porn to have little lonely zoophile boys make a special guest appearance on the movie Zootopia. They didn't do their research on zoophile porn to teach children that being a zoophile is a good thing. It's not that.<br><br>The people at Disney actually LITERALLY did extensive research on zoophile porn for their animated movie Zootopia. They did it as part of their job as LITERAL professional scientists in the field of psychology. They literally studied every single detail of zoophile porn without any attachment or personal bias, and they even got awards for it.<br><br>I see a lot of zoophiles on the internet doing research on zoophile porn, but it's not the same professional-level research that the people at Disney did. They did their research strictly for the sake of their animated movie Zootopia, and they did professional-level research in the scientific field of psychology. They literally studied every single detail of zoophile porn strictly for the sake of their job.<br><br>They didn't do the research to get their rocks off. They did it to create a character that is supposed to be a caricature of a zoophile. They didn't do the research to find zoophiles to go fuck. They did it as part of their job as a scientist, and they got awards and accolades for it.<br><br>I haven't seen anyone on the internet who is a zoophile do extensive research on zoophile porn in the strict professional, detached manner that the people at Disney did. I saw a lot of zoophiles doing research on zoophile porn, but they were all doing it for the sake of getting sexual pleasure. I haven't seen any zoophiles doing extensive research on zoophile porn as part of their professional job.<br><br>What's up with that?