LALAKI

Reproductive System

• Overview of the reproductive system and its importance necessary for continuation of species.

Importance of Reproduction

• Highlights the necessity of reproduction in biological terms to maintain population and genetic diversity.

Male Reproductive System

• Detailed structure and function of male reproductive organs.

Testes

• Primary function: produce sperm.

• Also known as: testicles and gonads.

Scrotum

• Description: A pouch of skin that holds and protects the testicles.

• Function: Regulates temperature for optimal sperm production.

Vas Deferens

• Function: Carries sperm from the testicles to the urethra during ejaculation.

• Role: Transports sperm to mix with fluids and form semen.

Epididymis

• Description: A coiled tube located behind each testicle.

• Function: Where sperm matures and is stored prior to ejaculation.

Seminal Vesicles

• Description: Glands located near the bladder.

• Function: Produce a fluid rich in sugars to nourish and energize sperm, contributing to semen composition.

Prostate Gland

• Description: Walnut-shaped gland situated below the bladder.

• Function: Produces fluid that nourishes and protects sperm in the semen.

Urethra

• Description: A tube in both males and females.

• Function: Carries urine from the bladder to the outside of the body.