Iceland breaks taboo with world's largest penis museum...

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Inside the museum are penises and penile parts from mammals including whales, bears, seals, cats and mice
Inside the museum are penises and penile parts from mammals including whales, bears, seals, cats and mice
Size doesn't matter at the Icelandic Phallological Museum, home to the world's largest collection of penises which has an eye-watering array of specimens carefully collected from hundreds of different animals.
"I came to see if it was true, that there really was a penis museum in Reykjavik," American tourist Jerry Anderson told AFP, smiling as he stared at the phallus of a sperm whale, the largest specimen in the museum.

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Iceland breaks taboo with world's largest penis museum

Camille Bas-Wohlert Camille Bas-Wohlert15 November 2016
Inside the museum are penises and penile parts from mammals including whales, bears, seals, cats and mice
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Inside the museum are penises and penile parts from mammals including whales, bears, seals, cats and mice
Inside the museum are penises and penile parts from mammals including whales, bears, seals, cats and mice
Size doesn't matter at the Icelandic Phallological Museum, home to the world's largest collection of penises which has an eye-watering array of specimens carefully collected from hundreds of different animals.
"I came to see if it was true, that there really was a penis museum in Reykjavik," American tourist Jerry Anderson told AFP, smiling as he stared at the phallus of a sperm whale, the largest specimen in the museum.

Preserved in formaldehyde inside a huge plexiglass case at the museum's entrance, it is 1.70 metres tall (five feet six inches) and weighs 75 kilogrammes (165 pounds).
Inside the museum's large illuminated rooms, there are penises and penile parts of all shapes and sizes from a huge array of mammals, from whales to bears, seals to cats, and even mice.
It also houses a wide range of genital-themed artefacts, among them trays, totem poles and a telephone.
"Who could resist coming to a penis museum?" said 62-year-old Kim, a tourist from Canada who did not reveal her last name.
"We thought it will be hilarious and it is," she said, bursting out laughing as she and her friend look at a tube supposedly containing the invisible penis of an "elf".
- 'Started as a joke' -
The Phallological Museum is anything but quiet as visitors giggle while observing the 286 exhibited biological specimens.