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What is the diamiter of all the planets?
the awnser is scrotem x5
How many countries sell land rovers?
ther are the country ballsack and the countrey scrotem lots of other countreis
Is Randy a popular name?
No, Randy is a greasy kid who doesnt deserve $H1T! and he should have his left testie removed by an aids infested doctor, who uses a dull butter knife during surgery to remove all of the foreskin from Randys scrotem, using a magnifying glass to find it. later, Randy will be thrown off of a building 3 stories high and he will land on the ground, but he will slide like 10 feet because he is sooo greasy. a couple of dogs will then try to hump his leg but they will all get herpes. So: Randy is an aids infested greasy boy with herpes you tell me if hes popular!!
Where in the body are sperm cells produced?
Sperm cells are produced in the male sex glands (testicles). Due to their size, they are invisible to the human eye and can only be studied under a microscope. The testicles produce millions of sperm cells every day.
What symptoms do bacterial infections cause?
Bacteria causes symptoms by invading some of your cells in the body. Then the viris multiplies inside the cells until it bursts causing tissue and cell damage. When the bacteria invades the body powerful toxins or chemicals might be produced.
What are the changes happening during puberty?
Here is a simplified list of different changes that will occur during puberty: In Males: Stage I - Prepubertal appearance - Testicular volume less than 1.5 ml - Penis 3 cm or smaller Stage II - Small amount of light downy hair at the base of the penis and scrotum - Scrotum skin thins - Testicles continue to enlarge (up to 6 ml) - Scrotal enlargement begins - Penis size remains unchanged Stage III - Pubic hair begins to darken and become more coarse - Pubic hair begins to extend from just above penis to more of a triangle shape - Testicular size around 6-12 ml - Scrotum continues to enlarge - Penis begins to enlarge, first in width, then in length (up to about 6 cm) - Due to increased hormone secretion, 70% develop breasts temporarily Stage IV - Pubic hair has quality of adult, but has not extended to the legs - Testicular volume about 12-20 ml - Scrotum continues to enlargen - Scrotum begins to darken in color - Penis continues to enlarge, first in length (up to about 10 cm), then in width - Due to increased hormone secretion, 70% develop breasts temporarily Stage V - Pubic hair extends to medial thigh - Testicular volume 18-20 ml or larger - Adult sized and colored scrotum - Penis length around 15 cm - Gynecomastia, if present, regresses __________________________________________________________ In Females Stage I - No pubic hair at all - Prepubertal appearance - No breast gland tissue present - Areola is not elevated above skin of the chest Stage II - Small amount of long downy hair beginning to grow on labia majora - Breast buds form - Small area of glandular tissue in breast is present - Areola begins to get larger - Menarche often occurs in late stage I or in stage II Stage III - Pubic hair begins to darken and become more curly and coarse - Pubic hair begins to spread to pons pubis and then laterally - Breast begins to elevate above surface of chest - Breast development beyond borders of aerola Stage IV - Adult-like pubic hair on mons pubis, but does not extend to upper thigh - Increased breast size and elevation - Areola develops a second elevated region that extends beyond the plane of the rest of the breast. Stage V - Adult pubic hair distribution and texture - Breast is adult in size - Areola's secondary elevated region begins to regress to the same plane as the rest of the breast - Papilla remains projected
