What are the sex organs?
Q: What are the sex organs?
A: The sex organs, also known as the genitalia or genitals, are parts of the body that allow sexual reproduction and urination to take place.
Q: How do men and women differ in terms of their genitals?
A: Men have external genitals such as the penis and scrotum, while women have external genitals called the vulva. Inside their bodies, men have testicles which produce sperm and testosterone, while women have a vagina, uterus, ovaries which produce ova and estrogen.
Q: What is produced by the testicles in men?
A: The testicles in men produce sperm and a substance called testosterone.
Q: What is produced by the ovaries in women?
A: The ovaries in women produce ova (egg cells) and a substance called estrogen.
Q: Are there any laws regarding public exposure of genitals?
A: Yes, many societies consider it indecent to expose one's genitals publicly except in special places like nudist colonies. As such, public indecency laws exist to prevent this from happening.
Q: What connects the ovaries to the uterus in women?
A: In women, Fallopian tubes connect the ovaries to the uterus.
Q: How does testosterone make someone grow into a man?
A: Testosterone helps someone grow into a man physically as well as emotionally by making them feel more masculine.
