Australians but tie equal with the British, a
new study shows.
According to the data, British boys have an average
erect man-hood length of 13.9 centimetres while
the Australian average is 13.2 centimetres.
The study, by controversial scientist Richard Lynn,
has collected data showing the average man-hood
size of men from 113 countries which Lynn claims
proves that racial stereotypes around man-hood
size hold true.
While Koreans came bottom in the survey,
measuring up at just 9.6 cm, the Republic of Congo
came first with a healthy 18 centimetres.
Media reports show UK nationals are pleased to
come in ahead of the French with 13.9 centimetres
to their neighbours’ 13.4.
Lynn, British Professor of Psychology at the
University of Ulster in Northern Ireland, has
previously released research identifying intelligence
differences between men and women as well as
racial intelligence gaps.
His study says that the findings confirm previous
theories of “race differences in man-hood length”
with African men the best endowed and Asian men
the least.
However, Lynn’s evidence has been called into
question, as the figures were taken from a non-
academic website that collected data on man-hood
length.
The findings were published in the journal
Personality and Individual Difference.
Average man-hood sized of selected countries in
centimetres:
Republic of Congo – 18
Ecuador – 17.7
Ghana – 17.2
Columbia – 17
Iceland – 16.5
Italy – 15.7
South Africa – 15.2
Sweden – 14.9
Greece – 14.7
Germany – 14.4
New Zealand – 13.9
UK – 13.9
Canada – 13.9
Spain – 13.9
France – 13.4
Australia – 13.2
Russia – 13.2
USA – 12.9
Ireland – 12.7
Romania – 12.7
China – 10.9
India – 10
China – 10
Thailand – 10
South Korea – 9.6
North Korea – 9.6
