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QuoteA bird phallus is similar — but not identical — to a mammalian penis. Most of the time it remains invisible, curled up inside a bird’s body. During mating, however, it fills with lymphatic fluid and expands into a long, corkscrew shape. The bird’s sperm travels on the outside of the phallus, along a spiral-shaped groove, into the female bird.
QuoteDr. Brennan was oblivious to bird phalluses until 1999
QuoteOriginally posted by: thatguyI wonder what event happened to make her more aware of bird phalluses?Anime Con?
QuoteDr. Brennan was oblivious to bird phalluses until 1999. While working in a Costa Rican forest, she observed a pair of birds called tinamous mating. “They became unattached, and I saw this huge thing hanging off of him,” she said. “I could not believe it. It became one of those questions I wrote down: why do these males have this huge phallus?”
QuoteOriginally posted by: Smoke39Ducks are weird. o:
QuoteOriginally posted by: Smoke39Come on. I'm not as weird as a gnarly duck-phallus that falls off and grows back.