If you are asking "how long does it take for the sperm to fertilize the egg once it penetrates the egg wall?", it is instantaneous. That's what "fertilized" means. If you are asking "how long does it take the sperm to fertilize the egg once it enters the female body?", there is no exact answer. it could take from a few minutes to a few days.
Up to five days. But. it takes at least two weeks after implantation for a test to come out positive. So, it could be as much as three to four weeks before a test would show positive. Remember to hump when having sex!!!
Most sperm survive in the female reproductive tract no more then 24 hours but some can remain fertile for as long as 5 days. So the longest time I would say is 5 days if you were ovulating and the sperm actually found their way to the ovum (female egg). Typically less then 200 of the 40-250 million sperm that are ejaculated during intercourse actually make it to the ovum. Also the sperm themselves are actually suspended in a fluid called seminal fluid which nourishes and protects them from the acidic environment of the vagina. This fluid coagulates (turns to a gel) slightly and are relatively immobile for approximately 15-30 minutes until other seminal enzymes are able to dissolve the now gelled fluid and allow the sperm to make there way to the cervix and then to the fallopian tube that is carrying the ovum. So based on this I would say as soon as 30-60 minutes.
Source: Foundations of Maternal-Newborn Nursing 4th ED
Sperm can survive for up to a week within the female body leading up to ovulation. Fertile cervical mucus protects sperm from the acidic pH of the vagina and help it to swim up through the cervix so it can get to the fallopian tubes. In the fallopian tubes sperm can hibernate to conserve energy so that once ovulation occurs they have the strength to swim to and fertilize the egg.
This can range from 3 hours to approximately 48 hours as a maximum.
Depending on conditions in the vagina I suppose up to 72 hours is viable waiting time for sperm.
Sperm can live in the female body for up to five days.
As long as he produces the active male gamete cell (sperm) and physically make it possible for the sperm to reach the ovary and fertilize the ova in the female.
1-5 days
Only males have sperm. There is no such thing as female sperm.
For owls, their reproductive organs are neatly and internally tucked away. Males manage to fertilize the female by rubbing the opening under their tail against hers to transfer a tiny drop of sperm onto the surface. Then the sperm swims up a long tube to fertilize the egg. They have a tidy way of marrying.
Penis length has nothing to do with getting a girl pregnant. Ejaculation is what occurs, releasing semen/sperm into the female's vagina. These sperm then fertilize the egg and the female becomes pregnant. A 2 inch penis can get a girl pregnant, as well as a 12" penis as long as he ejaculates.
Sperm are thought to live inside a woman's body for 24 to 48 hours, although some have been known to fertilize eggs when they are as much as seven days old.
The face that sperm cannot live long, and only one sperm can fertilize egg at one time.
Sperm can live inside of a female for up to five days after intercourse.
It varies among species of ducks. Some female species can store sperm for a week or less, while others can store sperm for 100 days or more. For those ducks storing for a week or less, pairs often continue to mate throughout follicle development. This ensures the female has sperm available to fertilize the eggs as they leave the ovaries and have viable eggs.
Fertile eggs in humans die naturally if they are not?æfertilized by sperm. The human female's ovulation cycle is 28 days long.?æ
How long sperm can survive in the female body depends on how healthy the sperm are and whether the female is fertile at the time. If there is fertile quality cervical mucus present then sperm can potential survive for up to a week within her body.
The flagellum, a long whip-like structure, helps sperm to swim and move towards the egg. The waving motion of the flagellum propels the sperm forward through the female reproductive system. This movement is essential for sperm to reach and fertilize the egg.