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'''Genitalia''' are defined as the sex organs, or any anatomical parts of the body which are involved in sexual reproduction and constitute the reproductive system in a complex organism.
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[[File:001 Sexual Organs Comparison.png|right|thumb|Human (primate) male/female genitalia comparison chart]]
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[[File:Pup Doug Winger.jpg|right|thumb|Pup, a [[W:Shemale|shemale]] canine with humanoid male genitalia. Art by [[Doug Winger]].]]
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'''Genitalia''' is defined as the [[Sex|sex organs]], or any [[Anatomy|anatomical parts]], which are involved in [[W:sexual reproduction|sexual reproduction]], and constitute the [[W:Reproductive system|reproductive system]] in a complex organism.
  
 
== Genitalia and furry ==
 
== Genitalia and furry ==
  
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Many [[furries]] that detail their character's form to include anatomical correctness need to choose whether to use [[human]]-like or [[animal]]-like genitalia.  
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Many [[furries]] that design their [[character]]'s form to include anatomical parts use genitalia that's either [[human]]-like, [[animal]], or a mix of both. This is most commonly an issue between [[male]], [[hermaphrodite]], and [[W:intersex|intersex]] characters since the [[penis]] varies much more widely between species than the [[vagina]].{{clarify}}
  
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In [[furry art]], the depiction of genitalia is what generally separates the ratings, mature art showing the "naughty bits." Genitalia can be depicted as human-like or more realistic to the type of animal drawn. This is most commonly a question among [[male]] and [[hermaphrodite|hermaphroditic]] characters, since the penis varies much more widely between species than the vagina.
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In [[furry art]], the depiction of the genitalia in it is what generally determines its [[W:Content rating|content ratings]]. To some, the existence of genitals is the defining line between [[Furry art|furry]] and [[funny animal]] art.
  
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== Penises ==
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== Animalia anatomy and media ==
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=== Penises ===
  
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There are many that utilize a [[humanoid]] penis, many of which have such a penis inside a sheath. Many others include animalistic features.
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There are many artists that design their characters with a [[humanoid]] penis, many of which have it tucked inside a [[W:Penile sheath|penile sheath]] (the equivalent of a human [[W:Foreskin|foreskin]]), with the inclusion of animalistic features.
 
   
 
   
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For example, [[canine]] male characters may have a canine penis with a chisel tip and the process of a knot at the base. [[Feline]]s may have a sharply-pointed glans covered in soft barbs. [[Equine]]s often have a comparatively larger penis, many with a flaring, mushroom-shaped glans. Serious [[kangaroo]] males may have a long, tapering, crooked penis, [[Wikipedia:Cloaca|Cloaca]] instead of a sheath and even have their testicles hanging ''above'' their [[Wikipedia:Cloaca|Cloaca]] instead of below like a anatomical correct [[Wikipedia:Marsupial|Marsupial]]
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For example, [[canine]] characters may have a [[W:Canine penis|canine penis]] with a chisel tip and the process of [[W:Bulbus glandis|a knot at the base]]. [[Feline]]s may have sharply-pointed glans covered in [[W:Penile spines|soft barbs]]. [[Equine]]s often have [[W:Equine penis|a comparatively larger penis]], many with flaring, mushroom-shaped [[W:Glan|glan]]s.
  
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The tastes of heterosexual [[female]]s, herms and [[homosexual]] males in regards to genitalia varies greatly. Some may seek out animalistic features, while others may be ambivalent, and still others are averted from such features and favor humanoid genitals.
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Male kangaroos have [[W:Kangaroo penis|a long, tapering, crooked penis]], with their [[W:Testicle|testicle]]s either hanging above it, like an anatomically correct [[marsupial]], or in a more [[primate]] fashion.
  
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== Vagina/Vulva ==
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=== Vagina/Vulva ===
  
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While there are many that utilize a humanoid vagina, there are some exceptions. Some examples are the Y-slit [[Wikipedia:Vulva|vulva]] of canine furs. Animalistic vulvae are extremely rare in [[anthropomorphic]] artwork.
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While many utilize a humanoid vagina, there are some exceptions, such as the Y-slit [[W:Vulva|vulva]] of canine furs.
  
 
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
  
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* [[Wikipedia:Genitalia|Genitalia]] on [[Wikipedia]]
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* [[W:Genitalia|Genitalia]] on [[Wikipedia]]
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* [[Breasts]]
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* [[W:Human penis|Human penis]] on Wikipedia
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* [[Furotica]]
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* [[Yiff]]
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'''[[Template:Did you know|Did you know]]?''': [[Female]] kangaroo [http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/notrocketscience/2012/04/17/kangaroos-have-three-vaginas/ posses three vaginas]?.<br>
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'''[[Template:Did you know|Did you know]]?''': [[Female]] [[Spotted hyena]]s have a [[W:Pseudo-penis|pseudo-penis]] (a large erectile penile-like [[W:Clitoris|clitoris]]), complete with a false [[W:Scrotum|scrotum]]?.
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== External links ==
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* [https://www.deviantart.com/tag/Genitalia Genitalia] search results in [[DeviantArt]]
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* [https://www.furaffinity.net/search/?q=Genitalia Genitalia] search results in [[Fur Affinity]]
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Human (primate) male/female genitalia comparison chart
Pup, a shemale canine with humanoid male genitalia. Art by Doug Winger.

Genitalia is defined as the sex organs, or any anatomical parts, which are involved in sexual reproduction, and constitute the reproductive system in a complex organism.

Genitalia and furry[edit]

Many furries that design their character's form to include anatomical parts use genitalia that's either human-like, animal, or a mix of both. This is most commonly an issue between male, hermaphrodite, and intersex characters since the penis varies much more widely between species than the vagina.[clarify]

In furry art, the depiction of the genitalia in it is what generally determines its content ratings. To some, the existence of genitals is the defining line between furry and funny animal art.

Animalia anatomy and media[edit]

Penises[edit]

There are many artists that design their characters with a humanoid penis, many of which have it tucked inside a penile sheath (the equivalent of a human foreskin), with the inclusion of animalistic features.

For example, canine characters may have a canine penis with a chisel tip and the process of a knot at the base. Felines may have sharply-pointed glans covered in soft barbs. Equines often have a comparatively larger penis, many with flaring, mushroom-shaped glans.

Male kangaroos have a long, tapering, crooked penis, with their testicles either hanging above it, like an anatomically correct marsupial, or in a more primate fashion.

Vagina/Vulva[edit]

While many utilize a humanoid vagina, there are some exceptions, such as the Y-slit vulva of canine furs.

See also[edit]

Did you know?: Female kangaroo posses three vaginas?.
Did you know?: Female Spotted hyenas have a pseudo-penis (a large erectile penile-like clitoris), complete with a false scrotum?.

External links[edit]

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