Anatomically-Correct Animal Statues in Boston, Massachusetts:

An ad in MacWorld magazine for a conference in Boston shows a statue of Paul Revere riding a horse, which appears to be a stallion, though it's dimly lit.

Anatomically-Correct Animal Statues in New York City:

In the financial district, there is a large bronze bull at the north tip of Battery Park. In 1995, its scrotum had been fondled enough that the bronze patina had been rubbed off. The statue (or at least that part) was eventually re-bronzed.

In the southeast corner of Central Park, past the Central Park Wildlife Sanctuary, is an arch with a clock encircled by bronze animals who dance when the clock strikes the hour and the half. Among them are an anatomically-correct goat and bear. A few yards north of the clock is a petting zoo with a bronze gate topped with two more dancing male goats with scrotums and raised tails.

The bronze statue of Balto (recently depicted in the animated movie) is just north of the zoo. It does have a sheath, which, like the bull, had lost some of its patina, but there's no hint of a scrotum.

Next to the Zoo Cafe at the Central Park Zoo is a life-size statue of another male goat, standing up on his hind legs and sticking his tongue out as though in a flehmen response. He has a full scrotum and sheath.

Past the southeast corner of Central Park is the gilded gold effigy of General William Tecumsah Sherman atop his stallion. Needless to say, it has a full scrotum, and an unusually realistic sheath.

In front of the American Museum of Natural History is another equestrian statue, of Teddy Roosevelt. Teddy's horse isn't nearly as nice as Sherman's mount, but he's just as male.

Anatomically-Correct Animal Statues in Portland, Oregon:

Somewhere in downtown Portland, there is a statue of an intact bronze bull elk. It's old enough to have some leaks, so every once in a while they have to drain the water out of it. As if in tribute to humorists and zoos everywhere, the drain hole appears to be where the sheath opening would be, so...you guessed it. :)

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