Parts of the penis

Answer 1

Ahh good question. Very good question first there is the sperm tank then the zaquee epidermis, and the HOLE.

answered by Dr. boobies and friends

Do not listen to what these guys said, there are plenty of different parts and that's what im trying to find.

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Answer 2

The penis is composed of three columns of tissue that are erectile in nature. The penis enlarges to reach an erect state during sexual activity purely due the supply of excess blood to its tissues.

The tissues that form the erectile part of the penis are the "corpus cavernosum" and the "corpus spongiosum". The "glans penis" is formed of the enlarged and cone shaped part of the corpus spongiosum. This part also supports the " foreskin"( prepuce), which is a section of loose skin that normally covers the glans penis, and retract expose the glans penis. The foreskin is attached, at the base of the glans penis, to the "frenum".

The "urethra" is the passage for urine and semen through the corpus spongiosum, and is the last part of the urinary tract. Its tip is called the "meatus" and is the opening at the tip of the penis.

The last part of the male penis is the "raphe". This is the prominent ridge that runs along the base of the penis between the lateral halves of the penis. It originates at the meatus, runs along the entire length of the penis, then across the scrotum to the area between the scrotum and the anus, called the perineum.

Answer 3

The shaft, the glans (head), and the meatus (peehole). Also included are the urethra (pee tube) and corpus cavernosum (sponge-like tissue that makes the shaft of the mature penis enlarge, become hard, and stand up erect.)

Answer 4

in a man it's his testicles, in a woman, it's her clitoris and her cervix