Watch : World's largest penis museum: 'Size doesn't matter'

Patuloy na gumagawa ngayon ng ingay sa buong mundo ang kontrobersyal na world's largest penis museum sa Iceland.

Makikita sa Icelandic Phallological Museum ang world's largest collection ng mga ari ng lalaki na kinuha mula sa iba't ibang mga hayop.

Ikinatataas man ng kilay ng iba ay mabenta at pinipilahan ngayon na mga turista ang penis museum na matatagpuan sa Reykjavik, Iceland.

Pagpasok sa museo ay tatambad sa harap ang iba't ibang haba at laki ng maselang bahagi ng katawan ng lalaki na kinuha mula sa mga hayop na balyena, oso, pusa hanggang sa daga.

Paliwanag ni Hjortur Sigurdsson, dating logistics manager na kasalukuyang nagpapatakbo ng museo na ang kanyang ama na isang historian na naging guro ang siyang may ideya sa likod ng kontrobersyal na museo.

Aniya ay binuksan ito noon pang 1997 na nagsimula lamang sa 62 specimens.

Kwento pa nito na sa biro lang daw ito lahat nagsimula.

Maliban sa mga ari ng hayop ay mayroon na din itong human specimen na mula sa 96-year-old Icelandic donor.

Mainam aniya ang pagbisita sa penis museum dahil maliban sa katuwaan at natutuo rin ang isang indibidwal.

"It's a good plateau for jokes and having a good time. You can get educated and at the same time have some fun," ani Sigurdsson.

School children are among his favorite visitors because of their willingness to learn about the field of phallology, the scientific study of the penis.

"A lot of school kids come here especially during school hours and have a lot of fun," Sigurdsson said, noting that visitors can compare the colour, size and shape of a tiny mouse's penis to that of a whale. 

"They are some of our favourite guests because they are asking all the time... why the shape? Why the size?" he said. 

"They aren't afraid to ask." 

Over the years interest in the museum has grown and in 2011 it had 12,000 visitors in an island nation better known for its breathtaking landscapes. 

It also has a shop which sells everything from penile-shaped pasta to designer condoms and hand-knitted willy warmers.

Most of the visitors are foreign nationals and more than 60 percent are women