Animal rights group 'Leviathan' claims the capital Belgrade as become a hotspot for zoophiles. Brits are among a growing number of sick tourists travelling to Serbia for sex at 'animal brothels', it has been claimed. The capital Belgrade is said to be a hotspot for 'zoophiles' who enjoy sex with animals such as goats, sheep, donkeys, dogs, cats, geese and cows. The eastern European city can be reached via a direct flight from London, but an animal rights group claims most groups come via organised 'bus tours'.
Pavle Bihal, who runs an anti-animal cruelty group called Leviathan, wants the clubs closed down. He said: "We have information about a club, which is actually an apartment, where all this happens. There are thought to be a number of specialised estates and stables in the countryside catering to their depraved tastes. Farmers who run the 'brothels' don't see anything wrong with the setup, according to Leviathan.
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