No, seminal fluid is the liquid that carries sperm. Seminal fluid is typically clear or white in color and is produced by the seminal vesicles, prostate gland, and bulbourethral glands, while sperm are tiny, tadpole-like cells that swim in the seminal fluid.
It looks approximately like a pint of water.
This is from a family planning website. Here is the link: http://www.fpahealth.org.au/sex-matters/faq/sperm_20030303.html Semen is made up of sperms( male sex cells) surrounded by seminal fluid. The seminal fluid is made up of secretions from the various male sex glands and contains all the ingredients necessary for the sperm's survival in the female genital tract. These glands also make the substances which give the semen its characteristic "ammonia-like" smell. The volume of semen ejaculated varies from man to man and is maximal after three days abstinence- with an average of about 3 mls a time. The look and consistency of the sperm is all designed to increase the chances of pregnancy in a female sexual partner. When it is first ejaculated semen is a thick, milky to yellowy fluid with a slight opalescence. The yellowy pigments (flavines) are made by glands called the seminal vesicles which sit just behind the bladder and are often seen,if you look closely, as coloured streaks within the semen. Just after ejaculation, the semen is usually quite thick and often has visible clumps.It contains sticky proteins which almost immediately cause the semen to form into a thick gelatinous clot.This is all designed to keep the semen high up inside the vagina instead of running back out through the vaginal opening. By about 5-20 minutes after ejaculation, other enzymes will start to break down proteins in the seminal clot and the semen liquefies again, allowing the individual sperm cells to continue on their journey.
A gamete is a reproductive cell with half the number of chromosomes as a normal body cell. In humans, sperm and eggs are examples of gametes. Sperm are typically small and flagellated, while eggs are larger and contain stored nutrients for potential fertilization.
Saliva is a clear and usually slightly viscous fluid produced by the salivary glands in the mouth. It is generally watery and can vary in consistency depending on factors like hydration and diet.
The aspirated fluid from a joint with bursitis may appear cloudy or turbid due to the presence of white blood cells and inflammatory debris. It can sometimes be slightly yellowish or greenish in color. Additionally, it may appear more viscous compared to normal joint fluid due to the inflammatory process.
like sperm
exactly the same, just not as many cells per amount of fluid.
I've heard pre-seminal fluid can get a girl pregnant, though if you only rubbed your penis against the outside of her vagina (meaning you never entered her), then no, you can't get her pregnant. Be careful though, sex can be such a great thing, but doing it in the wrong way can have so many bad consequences. Look out for yourself and for her and try your best to do what's right.
Sperm should look similar to a tadpole under a microscope.
Horse sperm is very similar to human sperm in morphology.
No
No it's more like milk.
cloudy
You cant tell you have low sperm count by looking. How do you know?
Because it has to go into the woman and sperm is microscopic. If it was not liquid it would be painful lol.
A White Blood Cell looks like Sperm!
Actually when sperm is outside the penis it is a pure white but on the inside it has like a round head and a long tail.