Biologists Challenged Twitter To A #JunkOff. It Went Exactly As Planned

"Pretty much all biologists love junk."
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WARNING: Twitter was transformed into an NSFW treasure trove of genitalia this week, and we have a group of Virginia Tech biologists to thank for it.

On Tuesday, Anne Hilborn and her colleagues at Virginia Tech’s Department of Fish and Wildlife Conservation started sharing photographs of animal genitals on Twitter. One of their followers then commented that the biologists appeared to be having a “junk-off.”

Thus, a new trend was born:

Soon, the social media site was flooded with images of animal penises -- from the gargantuan to the tiny. As Hilborn noted, the hashtag became so popular, it started trending on Twitter.

“I figured if I had lots of junk pictures, other biologists would too since pretty much all biologists love junk,” Hilborn told Gizmodo.

It seems biologists weren’t the only ones.

(ANIMAL PENIS PICS AHEAD. You've been warned.)

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