A whale, though its penis is not easily measured to exact inches.
Whales don’t have erections exactly, but projections the penis is usually hidden except during intercourse, when it is still partially hidden.
But somehow those crafty marine biologists were able to measure it, and here’s what they discovered: the right whale’s penis measures over seven feet long, and its testes weigh about a ton.
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