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 == Zoosadism's common name is not Bestiality == 

 Zoosadism is sexual pleasure derived from causing or viewing an animal in pain or distress. Bestiality refers to sexual activity with an animal. The two are quite separate, and listing bestiality as the common name of Zoosadism is either a placement error or a violation of NPOV (as well as a factual error, as their definitions differ substantially). I would suggest moving the term ""bestiality"" to be the common name of ""zoophilia"" rather than ""zoosadism"" although this still might not be accurate, as bestiality refers to the act, whereas zoophilia refers to the underlying attraction. Nonetheless, it would be a far more accurate placement. By the way, if I made any formatting errors, please point them out. I'm new here, and would like to improve.   
 :I fixed it. The change was made several days ago, likely by a zoophile. Some use the term ""bestiality"" and ""bestialist"" to mean zoosadism, but it's generally only zoophiles who distinguish ""bestiality"" and zoophilia. And though ""Some zoophiles and researchers draw a distinction between zoophilia and bestiality, using the former to describe the desire to form sexual relationships with animals, and the latter to describe the sex acts alone,"" like the Zoophilia article says. The terms are synonymous, as the Zoophilia article also says. It's why bestiality redirects there.   "