PICS: Twitter Zoologists Are Having A #JunkOff Sharing Their Favorite Animal Dicks

Luckily, zoologists on Twitter are right there with us! A new hashtag has sprung up, #JunkOff, featuring pictures of animals’ nethers.

We’ve chosen a few of our favorites here, but be warned: If you happen to be a dolphin working in an office, these might be NSFW.

Not genitals, but repro organs nonetheless.Scent glands help moths find mates #JunkOff via http://t.co/SfPLjwn919 pic.twitter.com/Bo9I1bT4WQ

— Rob O’ Sullivan (@Rob0Sullivan) August 26, 2015

Lepord slugs mating have the prettiest junk of all. #junkOff pic.twitter.com/jYkml9F937 — collie ennis (@collieennis) August 26, 2015

Getting some bats in on the #JunkOff action. Wrinkle faced bat’s wrinkle faced junk. Points for style. @AnneWHilborn pic.twitter.com/YW22FBgBHd

— Alyson (@alyb_batgirl) August 26, 2015

Elephant junk. Flexible. #JunkOff pic.twitter.com/K5LrmnlE7m — Anne Hilborn (@AnneWHilborn) August 26, 2015

 

The echidna penis… it has four heads… #junkoff pic.twitter.com/v4I99B1lTP — James Hall (@JiddyMint) August 30, 2015

Apparently #JunkOff is trending on Twitter to exceed images of animal genitalia. Well, meet the #ArgentineRuddyDuck https://t.co/pAnb1BXhy0

— Harteman Wildfowl (@JanHarteman) August 30, 2015

#junkoff is WOW… Ostrich penis is……… pic.twitter.com/O0DuEHyVGG — Courtny Stevens (@courtnystevens) August 30, 2015

So pictures aren’t allowed at my facility, but here’s a good representation of what I see on the daily. #junkoff pic.twitter.com/zGUjIqhKpT

— Bri Vonnahme (@breezybriv) August 30, 2015

Going off line for a week (rafting the G Canyon) A send off tweet. @HerpSocIreland #JunkOff pic.twitter.com/QyjkkBo2ZF” — david ropeik (@dropeik) August 30, 2015

Guys. There is currently a #JunkOff happening among scientists and I feel the need to contribute. OVIPOSITOR: pic.twitter.com/wneKxpgSin

— leah ruth ann marie (@leahruthie) August 30, 2015

“@DanHoops: This #junkoff is sorely lacking in female genitalia. Here is some female mangabey junk to help fix that. pic.twitter.com/oTxJWR4RtD” — Pot8oSh3D (@Pot8oSh3D) August 27, 2015

I love the #junkoff tweets, but I feel like the female hyena needs some recognition too pic.twitter.com/DGNeRxH1Xn

— Melissa Martinez (@mellykins_1) August 29, 2015

This week, the zoologists are changing it up with a #CuteOff! To bridge the gap, we found this video of a chinchilla (aww!) grooming his penis (hee!):

Featured image from Sean McCann.