Do pigs have bone in penis?

Answer 1

Yes, all penises have bones in them.

When you are a child you don't have bones in them though.

Once you hit puberty the bone forms, that is how you know you have hit the final stage.

Answer 2

Many mammals do have a bone in their penis. It is called "Baculum".

Mammals having a penile bone (in males) and a clitoral bone (in females) include:

• Primates, although not in humans.
• Rodents (mice, rats, squirrels, porcupines, beavers...).
• Insectivores (moles, shrews, hedgehogs...).
• Carnivorans such as Ursids (bears), Felids (cats, lions, tigers...), Canids (dogs, wolves, coyotes...), Pinnipeds (walruses, seals...), Procyonids (raccoons), Mustelids (otters, weasels, skunks...).
• Chiropterans (bats).

It is absent in:

• Humans.
• Equids (horses, donkeys, zebras...).
• Elephants (both African and Asian).
• Monotremes (platypuses, echidnas).
• Marsupials (kangaroos, koalas, opossums...).
• Lagomorphs (rabbits, hares...).
• Hyenas.
• Cetaceans (whales, dolphins, porpoises...).

Answer 3

No male genitalia has a bone supporting it. When it gets 'hard', it is caused by blood rushing to it. Horses have penises, but they do not have bones in them.

Actually, humans, horses and some marsupial mammals are the only mammals that

don't have a penile bone.

Answer 4

There are no bones of any kind in the penis. The penis sits over the pubic bone, but this bone is not inside the penis. Instead of bone, the penis has a special spongy-like tissue inside it, with arteries and many tiny blood vessels in it.

Answer 5

No, pigs do not have a bone in their penis. Their penis is made up of erectile tissue that becomes engorged with blood during sexual arousal, similar to how a human penis functions.

Answer 6

If you consider animals, then yes, there are some penises that have bones. Bears are one such animal.

Answer 7

The vagina itself has no bones. The nearest bone to the vagina is the pelvic bone.

Answer 8

Human penis does not have a bone.

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

They do