The bronze statue by artist Jason Wilsher-Mills will be displayed in Wakefield if approved.
The city is the birthplace of famous sculptors Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth.
Mr Wilsher-Mills sculpture was inspired by 19th century conservationist and naturalist Charles Waterton, who opened what is recognised as the world's first nature reserve in the grounds of his estate near Wakefield, according to theWaterton was a sponsor of Wakefield Museum, which housed much of his collection of preserved animals - including a prized stuffed South American caiman - for more then 50 years.
The report said Wilsher-Mills' design of a South American God "is intended to reflect this interest"."I want it to be the instigator of romances for years to come. I really think this will re-define what sculpture can do," he said.Follow BBC Yorkshire on
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