Anatomically, there is little difference between male and female brains. While male babies have brains that average 12% larger, and male adults as much as 20% larger, this is substantially due to a correspondingly higher overall body weight. As a percentage of total body weight, the sizes are practically identical. The only major brain section that is physically larger in men is the preoptic region of the hypothalamus. After about 4 years of age, the size of this area is twice as large in males as in females. But the exact implication of this specialized growth is still unknown. The preoptic hypothalamus involves (among other things) the thermal regulation of the body.
boys wrap their brains when they have sex? lol
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On average, boys' brains are slightly larger than girls' brains, but this does not necessarily translate to differences in intelligence or cognitive abilities. Numerous factors, such as genetics, environment, and individual experiences, influence brain development and function. Gender differences in brain size are not a straightforward indicator of cognitive differences between boys and girls.
usually, even though boys have bigger brains than girls, girls can use their brains more often and better than boys. so, yes.
Girls use both sides of their brains, just like boys do.
because boys brains dont develope as fast as a girls thus resulting in immiturity joel
Yes, there are physical differences between boys and girls. These differences include differences in anatomy, reproductive systems, hormones, muscle mass, and bone density.
boys! no question about that is there?I didn't think so.oh and to the question are girls better than boys?here is my answer. NO!!!!!It depends on the contest, brains or brawn, all are not created equal.
Biologically, boys and girls have different reproductive anatomy and hormone levels, which can lead to physical and physiological differences. Additionally, societal and cultural norms can influence differences in behavior, interests, and perceived roles between boys and girls.
Boys pee standing up, while girls pee sitting down. This is because boys have a penis and girls have a urethra. The anatomy of the male and female reproductive systems, including the location of the urethra and the presence of a penis, contribute to these differences in how boys and girls pee.
There may be general tendencies, but behaviors are influenced by a combination of genetics, environment, and individual differences. On average, boys may be more active and physical, while girls may be more verbal and social. However, it's important to remember that these are broad generalizations and there is significant overlap in behavior between boys and girls.
No. The brains aren't bigger, but the big difference is how they are used. Boys use more parts of their brain at the same time than girls do.