The penis and clit comes from the same structure and are very similar. In fact they exactly the same (except for size): ie both have hoods, glans, become engorged with blood when stimulated and are full of nerves which provide pleasurable sensations.
So back to my question. Women do have dicks (we just gave it a different name), albeit it a tiny one. Some men also have tiny dicks.
Talking about size. A hyenas clit is 20cm.
On a wildlife retreat we saw a hyena "humping" another only to find out from the ranger that both were females even though it seemed a "penis" was in view...and then to research and learn many an interesting fact including...
"hyenas, surprisingly, are some of the best mothers in the animal kingdom, investing more energy per cub than any other terrestrial carnivore." - quoted.
RB.
Edited: 2024-06-23 18:23:18
On 2024-06-23 14:50:33 J_J said:
In the womb before the sex of the fetus is developed, whether destined to be a boy or girl, the fetus starts off with a genital tubercle. If genetic markers are for a male, testosterone is produced which causes the genital tubercle to develop into a penis. For females the genital tubercle becomes a clitoris.
The penis and clit comes from the same structure and are very similar. In fact they exactly the same (except for size): ie both have hoods, glans, become engorged with blood when stimulated and are full of nerves which provide pleasurable sensations.
So back to my question. Women do have dicks (we just gave it a different name), albeit it a tiny one. Some men also have tiny dicks.
Talking about size. A hyenas clit is 20cm.
It is called a pseudo penis in hyenas for a reason.
https://youtu.be/x7njThr9MBs?si=-Y397G4xqQSfRjW9
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