The weirdest penis stories in the animal kingdom revealed
On the study of crustaceous genitalia | Deep Sea News
Maris Wicks on Twitter: "#mermay : barnacle edition: part two Fun fact: Barnacles have the largest penis to body size ratio in the animal kingdom. https://t.co/qPODnwSRkL" / Twitter
Barnacle - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
To facilitate genetic transfer between isolated individuals, barnacles have extraordinarily long penises. Barnacles probably have the largest penis to body size ratio of the animal kingdom." : r/pics
Barnacle Sperm Casting | The Madreporite
The barnacle's penis. | Pygmy Loris
Acorn barnacles have the longest penises (relative to body size) of any animal - they can extend to over 6 times the length of the body. Adults are hermaphrodites but they can't
How Do Barnacles Mate? | WIRED
Penis length isn't everything … for barnacle males | New Scientist
NCBI ROFL: You know what they say about barnacles with long legs... | Discover Magazine
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Why do whales have ten foot penises while so many other sea creatures have no penis? - Quora
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Barnacles Use 'Spermcasting' To Overcome Penis Length, New Study Suggests | HuffPost Impact
Precisely proportioned: intertidal barnacles alter penis form to suit coastal wave action | Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences
Researchers Discover New Method of Barnacle Sex | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
The Wacky World of Barnacles - CoastMountainExpeditions
Researcher discovers unique anatomical characteristic in barnacle study
Anna Rothschild on Twitter: "@NerdyAndQuirky @TheTierZoo @sallylepage @SimoneGiertz Many years ago I made a short video barnacle penises, and let me tell you, they are even weirder than you could imagine: https://t.co/jCsr36i6wS" /
Five Facts: Barnacles – Research News
The barnacle's penis. | Pygmy Loris
1 Reproductive behaviour of barnacles. In some species the penis length... | Download Scientific Diagram
Some Barnacles Can Move Around to Improve Feeding Position | The Scientist Magazine®
