Florida tries to ban sex with animals. Again. Florida is one of only a dozen or so states that don't have a law against having sex with aminals. But they keep trying to put one on the books. Sen. Nan Rich, of Weston, a sponsor of the current bill, has tried to get a law against beastiality for years. Rich cited recent cases of bestiality, including a man from a place called Mossy Head who was suspected of accidentally asphyxiating a family goat during a sex act, reports NBCMiami.com Add there were a few others that gave new meaning to "doggie style." And the woman who had sex with a dog -- and taped it. Then there was the culinary student that had sex with his dog. The the pit bull that was sexually assaulted. Yes, someone had sex with a pit bull. And lastly, the the Palm Coast woman who adopted shelter dogs just so she could have sex with them. The law was passed unanimously by the Senate this week. It would make it a first-degree misdemeanor to have sex with an animal, with a penalty of up to a year in jail. The Senate had passed a similar bill last year, but it fizzled out before it came before the House. The House bill has a similar measure, but it awaits debate.