Have you been to the
Penis Museum in Iceland? Yes, you heard that correctly - there's an entire museum dedicated to one part of male anatomy. The best part? It all started as a guy's personal collection. On a slightly less creepy note, he claims he just wants to educate people about the penis. Animal science majors at the University of Florida are familiar with their school's own
phallic sculptures, located outside the Animal/Dairy Science Building. These sculptures, pictured here, represent the penises of different animals. Who knew such a variety of shapes could accomplish the same thing?
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Have you been to the Penis Museum in Iceland? Yes, you heard that correctly - there's an entire museum dedicated to one part of male anatomy. The best part? It all started as a guy's personal collection. On a slightly less creepy note, he claims he just wants to educate people about the penis. Animal science majors at the University of Florida are familiar with their school's own phallic sculptures, located outside the Animal/Dairy Science Building. These sculptures, pictured here, represent the penises of different animals. Who knew such a variety of shapes could accomplish the same thing?
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