'˜Portsmouth students need to grow a pair': Here's how Facebook reacted to uni students complaints about testicle drawing

A 400-year-old illustration of the fragment of Megalosaurus leg bone was shown in a lecture to third year students at the University of Portsmouth as part of a course on the history of palaeontology. But students weren't happy and complained. Here's how Facebook reacted: 

The illustration's original name is 'Scrotum Humanum', given to it because of its uncanny resemblance to male genitalia.

The image has now been removed from the presentation to prevent future offence.

The decision to change the lecture was revealed in the university's response to a Freedom of Information request regarding student complaints.

Were the students right to complain or are they just being '˜snowflakes'. Let us know in the comments below.