(Obviously not to the taste of the sexually modest.)
Very brief note. At least for the moment, my phallozoo collection — a menagerie of plastic models of creatures, real and fabulous, with phallic bodyparts realized as simulacra of penises — is complete.
The menagerie is housed in two locations in my bedroom.
On a dresser by the window, in the Woolly Mammoth house (which holds a once-“animaltronic” hulk with a dark brown rubber-like plastic skin; and a somewhat smaller and more fanciful stuffed toy with a purple, blue, and yellow cloth skin — creatures I call Butch and Fey): Fey and Butch each have in their shadow an elephant with phallus as trunk and now also a similarly phallic woolly mammoth (illustrated below, #1, in gold); and in the space between Fey and Butch, three phallus-necked brontosauruses disport themselves.
Meanwhile, on a shelf on my desk, amidst an assortment of memorabilia and miscellaneous phalliana, an assortment of phallic Tyrannosaurus rexes of many sizes and colors lord it over a pair of gorillas, a pair of rhinos, a pair of a pair of camels, and a pair of flying dragons (all similarly phallic, of various sizes and colors), plus two yellow banana-dicks and, now, a green dicky turtle (illustrated below, #2).
In a recent shipment from the 10thDimension3D shop on Etsy:
(#1)
(#2)
Note the two different approaches to the placement of testicles here: in the location appropriate for the body of the creature, as in #1 (even though this separates the penis shaft and the testicles spatially); or together with the penis shaft, as in #2 (even though this is the wrong place for a creature’s testicles, which we expect to be posterior). Art is hard; let’s go shopping.