Ganymede XL

The collective mating rituals of the aquatic (one sex), Ganymede species consist of circle formations in which up to 50 or 60 participants remain interconnected for long periods of time. In fact, just like some thunderstorms revolve for hundreds of years in Jupiter’s atmosphere, Ganymede’s chained orgies can also last for centuries as members continually replace each other, keeping the fire alive. As it is with all intelligent societies in the cosmos, there are opportunistic, pleasure hungry individuals within the Ganymede species that will stay for as long as they possibly can inside the orgy. After several weeks of non-stop copulating in a continuous fluid-interchanging chain of throbbing, humping, living organisms, the bodies of these individuals become over saturated with nutrients, and that triggers a reaction that inflates their bodies and their genitalia up to 3 times their regular size. But the Ganymede species are peaceful, no one would ever push someone aside or roll an eye as a sign of disgust and discomfort; therefore the inflated copulating Ganymede remains part of the formation until it becomes physically impossible to keep copulating with their immediate partners in the chain due to their obvious over endowed obstructions, and so they are finally, naturally ejected from the sacred mating circle. Now the very pregnant Ganymede must rest for several weeks or even months while they lay an extensive amount of eggs. It must be noted that even though the Ganymede are a peaceful and self loving society, children do not attach themselves to one specific parent. All eggs are collected and incubated by their servant species (the egg fertilizing plant called Io). No one actually knows their exact offspring but they all consider each other a close family. Each adult cares for a child as their own. Each Ganymede becomes sexually and emotionally attached to each Ganymede around. In other words, marriage is between the self and the masses, and that’s how peace and serenity has come to flourish among the Ganymede species.

Circumference at event horizon: 14”      
Insertable length: 10”      
Overall length: 11”      
Weight: 4 1/2 lbs