Why is a lot of sperm produced at a time?

Answer 1

There is no set amount of sperm although the average is 5ml on each ejaculation. Some will be able to produce more and some less. There are millions of sperm cells in each ejaculation to give a good chance of one fertilising the female ovum.

Answer 2

Nature tends to overkill when it comes to reproduction. Look at an Oak tree and how many acorns it produces. By putting so many potential chances out there of continuing a species some have to survive. So many sperm improve the chance that at least one will make it.

Answer 3

There were no previous data of anything before the 14th century, so in the 14th century the French experimented on turkeys how they mated, they watched them, and

studied how they mate, they saw a strange

white fluid (semen) which the French had

never seen before. So they decided to put their penis in the turkey and ejaculate semen into the turkey. The French later that year found out about human vaginas, there were no children during that time, nobody knew what they were and how they were made. Anyway off topic, the French started having sex and then ejaculated semen into the female human. Then 9 months later the first baby was created. This took a long time to find, I used it for my sex education in Grade 7. I got 65/65 on it. Good luck!