Yup!

Anyone ever been to the The Icelandic Phallological Museum?

Do you have any spotted skunk in your collection? I had one from a least weasel at one time. Got misplaced never to be seen again.

The penis bones (bacula, os penis, oosik) of most mammals are distinctive. They come in all sorts of odd shapes. I've been collecting these oddities for a lifetime. The species that the bacula are from is easily discernable. Additionally, age of the animal is often calculable based on the baculum.

Here are some common ones. American badger, raccoon, and river otter.



Here are shown fisher. They have a distinctive head (distal end).



Wolverines have a reputation for being mean. I'll argue that point, but they must be tough, as I trapped an older adult that had broke his penis in half sometime earlier in his life, and it had healed itself at quite an angle. OUCH!



Often, females will sport a "pseudo-baculum" (os clitoris, baubellum). This is a baubellum from a black bear.


My coffee table at home displays a few hundred bacula. Quite a conversation-piece when we have guests.


Jack Whitman

I'll show you mine if you show me yours.
Walrus baculum.

Okaaaaaay, I don’t have any pictures to go with this subject…..nice table, Jack

I saw Jack's pictures and that's the first thing I thought of. Wonder if Sharon has a drawing of these? LOL!

Momma wolverine might walk funny after that crooked one!