Doctors in the UK were shocked to find that a man whose body was donated to science for research work had three penises. However, the man likely went his entire life without knowing that he had such a rare anatomy since his external genitalia looked completely normal.

Three penises is an extremely rare condition and is known as triphallia. The first case in humans was recorded only four years back in a three-month-old boy from Iraq.

The discovery has been published in the Journal of Medical Case Reports. It is only the second case of triphallia to have been documented in humans and the first in an adult man.

The deceased man was 78 years old, white, about six feet tall and had a completely normal-looking penis. When the researchers dissected his dead body, they were astonished to find two other distinct penises internally.&nbsp;

They went on inspecting the organs further and found that the urethra ran through both his primary and secondary penis. The second penis was smaller but had all three main tissues of a penis - the corpus cavernosum, the corpus spongiosum, and the glans (the head).&nbsp;

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The third penis was located behind the second one but was not connected to the urethra and did not have the corpus spongiosum.

His primary penis measured around three inches long, while the other two were around 1.5 inches.

“This case report, based on an extensive literature review, describes the serendipitous discovery during cadaveric dissection of the second reported human case of triphallia, distinctly morphologically different from the previous case,” the researchers mentioned in the report.

<h2>Reason for multiple penises</h2>

Medical records state that people with extra organs survive and live life normally. Extra penises are believed to be caused by genetic mutations.&nbsp;

The penis develops from a tissue known as the genital tubercle, and in this case, the mutations likely caused a triplication of his genital tubercle.&nbsp;

They state that the analysis showed his urethra first developed from the secondary penis. But when the second penis did not develop fully, the urethra shifted towards his primary penis.

The man’s identity or his medical history was not known to the researchers because of local cadaver donation laws.&nbsp;

Doctors in the UK were shocked to find that a man whose body was donated to science for research work had three penises. However, the man likely went his entire life without knowing that he had such a rare anatomy since his external genitalia looked completely normal.

Doctors in the UK were shocked to find that a man whose body was donated to science for research work had three penises. However, the man likely went his entire life without knowing that he had such a rare anatomy since his external genitalia looked completely normal. Three penises is an extremely rare condition and is known as triphallia. The first case in humans was recorded only four years back in a three-month-old boy from Iraq. The discovery has been published in the Journal of Medical Case Reports. It is only the second case of triphallia to have been documented in humans and the first in an adult man. The deceased man was 78 years old, white, about six feet tall and had a completely normal-looking penis. When the researchers dissected his dead body, they were astonished to find two other distinct penises internally. They went on inspecting the organs further and found that the urethra ran through both his primary and secondary penis. The second penis was smaller but had all three main tissues of a penis - the corpus cavernosum, the corpus spongiosum, and the glans (the head). Also Read: World's oldest penis belongs to a 425-million-year-old crab The third penis was located behind the second one but was not connected to the urethra and did not have the corpus spongiosum. His primary penis measured around three inches long, while the other two were around 1.5 inches. “This case report, based on an extensive literature review, describes the serendipitous discovery during cadaveric dissection of the second reported human case of triphallia, distinctly morphologically different from the previous case,” the researchers mentioned in the report. Reason for multiple penises Medical records state that people with extra organs survive and live life normally. Extra penises are believed to be caused by genetic mutations. The penis develops from a tissue known as the genital tubercle, and in this case, the mutations likely caused a triplication of his genital tubercle. They state that the analysis showed his urethra first developed from the secondary penis. But when the second penis did not develop fully, the urethra shifted towards his primary penis. The man’s identity or his medical history was not known to the researchers because of local cadaver donation laws.

Man lives his entire life without ever knowing he had three penises

In a bizarre discovery, the beach cleaners were left stunned when they stumbled upon a "large strange creature" in the middle of a litter pick-up.&nbsp;

The weird, alien-looking species was 5 feet (1.5 metres) long and had washed up at Dueodde Beach, which is on the southernmost tip of the Danish island Bornholm.&nbsp;

After the beach cleaners picked it up, they realised how heavy the object was.

<h2>Experts suggest that it's not a 'sea snake'</h2>

It was initially believed that the object was a "sea snake", however, the experts clarified that it was not a sea snake but the penis of a humpback whale.&nbsp;

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The body part of the whale was found by beach cleaners René Vilsholm, Morten Gebhardt and Kenneth Nielsen when they were collecting rubbish at their local beach, after which they reached out to local conservation group NaturBornholm which confirmed its true nature.&nbsp;

"It was a different day at work," said NaturBornholm in an&nbsp;Instagram post&nbsp;as it shared the photos of the penis.&nbsp;

"A big weird creature washed up on land close to Snogebaek on Monday.&nbsp;&nbsp;It turned out, after some speculation, to be a penis belonging to the young humpback whale&nbsp;that washed up at Dueodde in south Bornholm&nbsp;earlier this year," it added.

However, it remained unclear how the member got detached.&nbsp;

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NaturBornholm, which is based in Aakirkeby, Denmark, has decided to further analyse the body part which has been kept in a freezer as of now.

Generally, the penis of a humpback whale can be up to 10 feet long and is concealed inside the ‘genital slit’ of the animal, which is located close to the belly of the whale.&nbsp;

According to the Hawaii-based nonprofit organisation Pacific Whale Foundation, it is very rare to find the penis of a whale extruded from the slit.&nbsp;

Footage has been shared by the foundation in which the humpback whale is seen swimming with its penis extruded, which they stated is "a rare and fascinating sight".&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

In a bizarre discovery, the beach cleaners were left stunned when they stumbled upon a "large strange creature" in the middle of a litter pick-up. The weird, alien-looking species was 5 feet (1.

In a bizarre discovery, the beach cleaners were left stunned when they stumbled upon a "large strange creature" in the middle of a litter pick-up. The weird, alien-looking species was 5 feet (1.5 metres) long and had washed up at Dueodde Beach, which is on the southernmost tip of the Danish island Bornholm. After the beach cleaners picked it up, they realised how heavy the object was. Experts suggest that it's not a 'sea snake' It was initially believed that the object was a "sea snake", however, the experts clarified that it was not a sea snake but the penis of a humpback whale. Also Read: Another 'doomsday fish' makes an appearance, this time in Australia The body part of the whale was found by beach cleaners René Vilsholm, Morten Gebhardt and Kenneth Nielsen when they were collecting rubbish at their local beach, after which they reached out to local conservation group NaturBornholm which confirmed its true nature. "It was a different day at work," said NaturBornholm in an Instagram post as it shared the photos of the penis. "A big weird creature washed up on land close to Snogebaek on Monday. It turned out, after some speculation, to be a penis belonging to the young humpback whale that washed up at Dueodde in south Bornholm earlier this year," it added. However, it remained unclear how the member got detached. Watch: African Fish Swarm Across Thailand's Seas NaturBornholm, which is based in Aakirkeby, Denmark, has decided to further analyse the body part which has been kept in a freezer as of now. Generally, the penis of a humpback whale can be up to 10 feet long and is concealed inside the ‘genital slit’ of the animal, which is located close to the belly of the whale. According to the Hawaii-based nonprofit organisation Pacific Whale Foundation, it is very rare to find the penis of a whale extruded from the slit. Footage has been shared by the foundation in which the humpback whale is seen swimming with its penis extruded, which they stated is "a rare and fascinating sight". (With inputs from agencies)

Alien 5ft 'creature' washes up on Danish beach, leaves beach cleaners stunned. Here's what it is

In yet another shocking discovery, scientists have found microplastics in human penises for the first time as concerns over the proliferation of these tiny particles and their potential impact on health mount. The recently published study came nearly a month after researchers at the University of New Mexico found microplastics in human testicles.&nbsp;

In a number of recent studies, it was found that microplastics are detected virtually everywhere, from rain&nbsp;and snow to even human blood and hearts.&nbsp;

<h2>About the study</h2>

The study published in the IJIR: Your Sexual Medicine Journal on Wednesday (Jun 19) said seven different types of microplastics were found in the penile tissue of six men who had undergone surgery treating erectile dysfunction (ED).

“The detection of microplastics in penile tissue raises inquiries on the ramifications of environmental pollutants on sexual health,” the study noted.&nbsp;

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Scientists from the University of Miami, the University of Colorado, and the research institution Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon in Germany found that among the seven different types of microplastics found, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) (47.8 per cent) and polypropylene (PP) (34.7 per cent) were the most prevalent.&nbsp;

The analysis of the penile tissue samples collected from six individuals was done using a technique called Laser Direct Infrared (LDIR) microspectroscopy, which not only detects the presence of microplastics but also the size and quantity.&nbsp;

Microplastics were&nbsp;found in 80 per cent of the samples, ranging from 20 to 500 micrometres, according to the study.&nbsp;

Ranjith Ramasamy, lead author of the study and an expert in reproductive urology from the University of Miami told CNN that his research was based on the findings of another study which found evidence of microplastics in <a href="https://www.wionews.com/science/in-a-first-scientists-detect-microplastics-in-human-hearts-study-625084">human hearts</a>.&nbsp;

He also said that&nbsp;the samples were taken from study participants who had been diagnosed with ED and had been in the hospital for penile implants to treat the condition.&nbsp;

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Ramasamy noted that further research was needed to be done to investigate the potential links between the presence of microplastics to conditions such as ED.&nbsp;

<h2>Microplastics are everywhere</h2>

Microplastics have been defined as tiny chunks of less than five millimetres long pieces of plastic and microfibres from clothes that get caught in the Earth’s atmosphere.&nbsp;

Previous studies have also confirmed the worst fears that microplastics are being carried all around the world, including remote areas such as Antarctica where microplastics were found in the fresh snowfall.&nbsp;

Studies have also found that they can enter the human body through mouth, nose and other body cavities. However, scientists have yet to find&nbsp;the potential effects of microplastics on the human body.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies) 
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In yet another shocking discovery, scientists have found microplastics in human penises for the first time as concerns over the proliferation of these tiny particles and their potential impact on health mount.

In yet another shocking discovery, scientists have found microplastics in human penises for the first time as concerns over the proliferation of these tiny particles and their potential impact on health mount. The recently published study came nearly a month after researchers at the University of New Mexico found microplastics in human testicles. In a number of recent studies, it was found that microplastics are detected virtually everywhere, from rain and snow to even human blood and hearts. About the study The study published in the IJIR: Your Sexual Medicine Journal on Wednesday (Jun 19) said seven different types of microplastics were found in the penile tissue of six men who had undergone surgery treating erectile dysfunction (ED). “The detection of microplastics in penile tissue raises inquiries on the ramifications of environmental pollutants on sexual health,” the study noted. Scientists from the University of Miami, the University of Colorado, and the research institution Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon in Germany found that among the seven different types of microplastics found, polyethylene terephthalate (PET) (47.8 per cent) and polypropylene (PP) (34.7 per cent) were the most prevalent. The analysis of the penile tissue samples collected from six individuals was done using a technique called Laser Direct Infrared (LDIR) microspectroscopy, which not only detects the presence of microplastics but also the size and quantity. Microplastics were found in 80 per cent of the samples, ranging from 20 to 500 micrometres, according to the study. Ranjith Ramasamy, lead author of the study and an expert in reproductive urology from the University of Miami told CNN that his research was based on the findings of another study which found evidence of microplastics in human hearts. He also said that the samples were taken from study participants who had been diagnosed with ED and had been in the hospital for penile implants to treat the condition. Also Read | Scientists baffled after discovery of microplastics in human testicles. Here's why you should be worried Ramasamy noted that further research was needed to be done to investigate the potential links between the presence of microplastics to conditions such as ED. Microplastics are everywhere Microplastics have been defined as tiny chunks of less than five millimetres long pieces of plastic and microfibres from clothes that get caught in the Earth’s atmosphere. Previous studies have also confirmed the worst fears that microplastics are being carried all around the world, including remote areas such as Antarctica where microplastics were found in the fresh snowfall. Studies have also found that they can enter the human body through mouth, nose and other body cavities. However, scientists have yet to find the potential effects of microplastics on the human body. (With inputs from agencies)

After human testicles, microplastics discovered in human penises for first time

Narrating her horrific ordeal in a Uber cab, a 26-year-old Australian woman from Adelaide spoke about how she was terrified when she found her driver was masturbating.

Narrating her horrific ordeal in a Uber cab, a 26-year-old Australian woman from Adelaide spoke about how she was terrified when she found her driver was masturbating. The incident took place in October 2023 when she took a 20-minute Uber cab ride to go back to her home in Campbelltown during rush hours. Speaking to News.com.au, Tayla Pimlott said she had a harrowing experience and was forced to "holding back tears" as she feared being raped on what she had thought to be a "quick and quiet" journey. The incident took place in October 2023. Pimlott said, "Usually, when someone takes their pants down, they ruffle down a bit or something. I saw none of that, I just saw this subtle hand gesture. I could see clearly that he (the Uber driver) had his penis out, and he was masturbating." Also Read: Uber shares take a dip hurting second quarter forecast The woman said that she considered various options which included calling the police or trying to jump out of moving vehicle or screaming at the driver. Pimlott reached out to her mother and boyfriend and informed them about the incident. She also recorded the man masturbating to submit it as a police evidence. 'I could die, I could be raped', woman narrates her fears "There was a part of me that thought, 'Oh God, I could die, I could be raped, this man could touch me. My brain was frozen and my heart was pounding ... I was petrified," the woman told the outlet. When she was 10 minutes away from home, she messaged her mother, "I'm about 10 minutes away from home. I need you to (wait) outside for me. I'm in an Uber and this man has his penis out." Pimlott said that she felt it was best for her to pretend she did not see anything as she feared challenging the driver will land her in trouble. "He fully turned around and looked at me and in the most creepiest voice I've ever heard he goes, 'Thank you so much,'" the woman said. Watch: Florida abortion ban excludes victims of rape & incest | Reacting to the incident, Uber in a statement said, "What's been reported has no place in the Uber community or anywhere else. As soon as we were notified of this report, we removed the driver partner's access to the app immediately and permanently. "We continue to work to build cutting-edge technology and features to help improve safety for riders and driver-partners on the app, such as the Safety Toolkit, the emergency assistance button and the Share my Trip feature. Trips on the Uber platform are not anonymous and all trips are GPS tracked in real time." The incident was later reported by the woman and the police arrested 29-year-old Rahman Fazeli. (With inputs from agencies)

Australian woman claims Uber driver 'had his penis out', masturbated during trip

A recent study has confirmed that the average size of men's penis is increasing over the past 30 years. However, there is nothing to boast about it as doctors say it could be 'concerning'.&nbsp;

The study, conducted by Stanford University researchers, gathered data about&nbsp;length&nbsp;of over 55,000 penises over the period from 1992 to 2021. The data was also sourced from different studies over the period.

The study revealed that over the last three decades, the average length of&nbsp;erect&nbsp;penis increased by a startling 25 per cent, from 4.8 inches to 6 inches. The length of flaccid penis&nbsp;also increased, from 3.4 inches to 5.1, during the same period.

<h2>A concerning matter</h2>

While many may think of it as a positive development, experts warn this could&nbsp;a&nbsp;concerning sign and hardly something that we can call an 'evolution.'

Dr Michael Eisenberg, a professor of urology at Stanford Medicine, said the&nbsp;increase in&nbsp; average&nbsp;length of penis&nbsp;could be blamed on increased exposure to harmful chemicals.

"Any overall change in development is concerning, because our reproductive system is one of the most important pieces of human biology," the expert warned.

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He also warned that scientists and researchers should immediately detect the causes that are driving this massive change in human bodies.

"If we're seeing this fast of a change, it means that something powerful is happening to our bodies. We should try to confirm these findings and if confirmed, we must determine the cause of these changes," he said.

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"There could be a number of factors at play, such as chemical exposure, like pesticides or hygiene products, interacting with our hormonal systems," he warned.

The doctor said that chemical exposure was previously linked to boys and girls hitting puberty early.

"Chemical exposure has also been posited as a cause for boys and girls going into puberty earlier, which can affect genital development," he recalled.

(With inputs from agencies)

A recent study has confirmed that the average size of men's penis is increasing over the past 30 years. However, there is nothing to boast about it as doctors say it could be 'concerning'.

A recent study has confirmed that the average size of men's penis is increasing over the past 30 years. However, there is nothing to boast about it as doctors say it could be 'concerning'. The study, conducted by Stanford University researchers, gathered data about length of over 55,000 penises over the period from 1992 to 2021. The data was also sourced from different studies over the period. The study revealed that over the last three decades, the average length of erect penis increased by a startling 25 per cent, from 4.8 inches to 6 inches. The length of flaccid penis also increased, from 3.4 inches to 5.1, during the same period. A concerning matter While many may think of it as a positive development, experts warn this could a concerning sign and hardly something that we can call an 'evolution.' Dr Michael Eisenberg, a professor of urology at Stanford Medicine, said the increase in average length of penis could be blamed on increased exposure to harmful chemicals. "Any overall change in development is concerning, because our reproductive system is one of the most important pieces of human biology," the expert warned. Also read: Scientists develop `all-in-one` vaccine that may protect against broad range of coronaviruses He also warned that scientists and researchers should immediately detect the causes that are driving this massive change in human bodies. "If we're seeing this fast of a change, it means that something powerful is happening to our bodies. We should try to confirm these findings and if confirmed, we must determine the cause of these changes," he said. Also read: Scientists finally know why Venus is leaking water into space even today "There could be a number of factors at play, such as chemical exposure, like pesticides or hygiene products, interacting with our hormonal systems," he warned. The doctor said that chemical exposure was previously linked to boys and girls hitting puberty early. "Chemical exposure has also been posited as a cause for boys and girls going into puberty earlier, which can affect genital development," he recalled. (With inputs from agencies)

Human penis growing larger with time and doctors are concerned

A scientific paper, which was aimed at depicting the signalling pathway of sperm stem cells of a rodent, became a subject of widespread ridicule for depicting the wrong image and information of anatomically eye-watering appendage as well as four giant testicles.

In the image used in the research, the creature was labelled as a “rat” and it appeared sitting upright like a squirrel. The graphic was also filled with nonsensical words like “senctolic”, “testtomcels” and "dissilced”.

In the cut-away image, “sterrn cells” were shown in a Petri dish which was picked up with a spoon.

The research was published in the journal Frontiers in Cell and Development Biology, along with other absurd graphics, which were created using the AI tool Midjourney.

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The graphics included a multicoloured JAK-STAT signalling pathway diagram which some of the experts said appeared like “some crazy level of Candy Crush” and was not grounded in “any known biology”.

The paper, which was written by the Honghui Hospital's researchers in China, had to be retracted by the journal as it issued an apology and stated that it was working to “correct the record”.

<h2>Scientists battle fake research</h2>

A number of scientists have expressed concern over how the research is being published and have warned about how AI is ushering in a dangerous era of fake research.&nbsp;

Professor of pathology at Cambridge University and editor of the journal Immunology &amp; Cell Biology Adrian Liston said, “Generative AI is very good at making things that sound like they come from a human being. It doesn’t check whether those things are correct."&nbsp;

“It is like an actor playing a doctor on a TV show – they look like a doctor, they sound like a doctor, they even use words that a doctor would use. But you wouldn’t want to get medical advice from the actor."

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“The JAK figure is even worse than the rat figure, in my opinion. There are simply meaningless connections and lines that don’t associate with any known biology," he added, as reported by The Telegraph.&nbsp;

“The problem for real journals is getting harder, because generative AI makes it easier for cheats," he said.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

A scientific paper, which was aimed at depicting the signalling pathway of sperm stem cells of a rodent, became a subject of widespread ridicule for depicting the wrong image and information of anatomically eye-watering appendage as well as four giant testicles.

A scientific paper, which was aimed at depicting the signalling pathway of sperm stem cells of a rodent, became a subject of widespread ridicule for depicting the wrong image and information of anatomically eye-watering appendage as well as four giant testicles. In the image used in the research, the creature was labelled as a “rat” and it appeared sitting upright like a squirrel. The graphic was also filled with nonsensical words like “senctolic”, “testtomcels” and "dissilced”. In the cut-away image, “sterrn cells” were shown in a Petri dish which was picked up with a spoon. The research was published in the journal Frontiers in Cell and Development Biology, along with other absurd graphics, which were created using the AI tool Midjourney. Also Read: Scientists grow pair of 'laboratory testicles' that could help treat male infertility The graphics included a multicoloured JAK-STAT signalling pathway diagram which some of the experts said appeared like “some crazy level of Candy Crush” and was not grounded in “any known biology”. The paper, which was written by the Honghui Hospital's researchers in China, had to be retracted by the journal as it issued an apology and stated that it was working to “correct the record”. Scientists battle fake research A number of scientists have expressed concern over how the research is being published and have warned about how AI is ushering in a dangerous era of fake research. Professor of pathology at Cambridge University and editor of the journal Immunology & Cell Biology Adrian Liston said, “Generative AI is very good at making things that sound like they come from a human being. It doesn’t check whether those things are correct." “It is like an actor playing a doctor on a TV show – they look like a doctor, they sound like a doctor, they even use words that a doctor would use. But you wouldn’t want to get medical advice from the actor." Watch: Are you a Rat Snacker? Know more about the new food trend “The JAK figure is even worse than the rat figure, in my opinion. There are simply meaningless connections and lines that don’t associate with any known biology," he added, as reported by The Telegraph. “The problem for real journals is getting harder, because generative AI makes it easier for cheats," he said. (With inputs from agencies)

AI-generated 'nonsense' graphics, 'research paper' on rat with giant penis make it to peer-reviewed journal

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