Where fertilization takes place in animals?

Answer 1

The exact same way all other mammals fertilize, bulls penis (or 'turkey baster with collected semen) goes into dam's vagina and sperm meets egg! Normally they introduce a bull into a field or pen with the cows in it and he will get the job done in a short time. Its selective breeding.

Answer 2

Fertilization in cattle occurs in the ampula of the oviduct. Sperm cells, after passing through the cervix, are transported by the uterine horns to the oviducts of the cow. Once there, the sperm cells attach to the walls of the oviduct and futher mature for 4 to 6 hours. Meanwhile the egg is realeased travels down the oviduct to a wider point called the ampula. As the egg travels travel down, the sperm cells are released from the oviduct wall and continue their journey to the egg. The long and short of it is that fertilization finally occurs in the ampula or wider section of the oviduct closer to the ovary.

Answer 3

Fertilization usually takes place inside an animal, like in the vagina (uterus), or outside in water (external fertilization). The male inserts his penis into the female, and you get the idea, or the female lays her eggs in water in a tightly bound clump, which the male then sprays with sperm. Fish do that.

Answer 4

In most mammals, fertilization occurs in the fallopian tubes. The egg then drifts out and implants itself in the wall of the uterus.

Answer 5

In the itsmo-ampullar region of the Oviduct or Fallopian tube