What does a male lion penis look like?

Answer 1

As you may have noticed, the male feline's penis is not as obvious as those in other species when you first look at the cat. Male cats have a reproductive system that is unique among domesticated animals, and one of those unique characteristics is that the penis is further back, smaller, and kept protected underneath the cat's tail and in a "sheath." Male felines have a small, pink, "barbed" penis that somewhat resembles a pine cone. Another Answers.com contributor described it as appearing like a tiny dragon's tooth from the game Dark Souls, except it is pink and phallus-shaped.

The male's testes and epididymis are small, but they are visible when the tail is gently lifted, so that you can make gender determinations. The scrotum is covered with hair; again, this is unusual among most domesticated species.

The penis is also kept sheathed for protection, and is visible outside the sheath only during sexual arousal. It has small keratinous projections, which are often called "barbs," that appear when the male kitten is between nine and thirteen weeks old. There are approximately 120 of these barbs in fully developed males, and they are positioned in a backwards-facing row on the phallus. These barbs are fully developed when the kitten is around 8 months, and they are thought to be testosterone-sensitive, disappearing after castration.

Why are they barbed?

It is believed that these barbs play a role in induction of the female's ovulation at the time of mating. Because, unlike human females who ovulate monthly, female cats only ovulate "on demand."

When a female cat "goes into heat" (is ready to mate) her body produces scents that attract males. Mating can occur after an attracted and accepted male becomes fully aroused. During mating after the male ejaculates the semen and sperm, when he begins to withdraw his penis, the backward-facing barbs catch the inside walls of the female's vagina causing her pain. If you have ever heard cats mating, these barbs explain why you hear the female howling as if in pain. There is pain when the sharp barbs make contact with the female's sensitive vagina. This pain during mating is currently believed to be what triggers ovulation in the female cat to cause an egg to be released.

Answer 2

Most of the time it's inside the sheath (foreskin). When he's aroused, it comes out of the sheath. The penis itself is pink and pointy, and quite thin. It is about the size of an adult human finger, which is quite small considering the size of the cat.

Answer 3

Most of the time it's inside the sheath (foreskin). When he's aroused, it comes out of the sheath. The private part itself is pink and pointy, and quite thin. It is about the size of an adult human finger, which is quite small considering the size of the cat.

Answer 4

Look in a Biology book.
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Answer 5

Well it looks like what most girls think it would look like. It hangs down next to the testes. You can see veins, and when the penis gets a boner it literally gets hard.

Answer 6

Roosters do not have penises. They achieve sexual intercourse by inverting their cloaca. However, roosters DO have testicles, but they are internal, located next to the backbone.

Answer 7

It is comparable to a banana or popsicle

Answer 8

use Google images

Answer 9

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