Why are men''s testicles located between their legs?
Why would this location have any advantages at all? If you think of evolution, wouldn’t this be the worst spot? Every time a man gets in a fight and the opponent swings his weapon or leg upward the target’s legs provide a natural funnel affect, directing the blow right to the testicles. Wouldn’t somewhere else be a better location?
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Because that is where our genitals are. I suppose male genitals could be moved to the brain!
And where exactly would you say a better location would be? The need to be close to the genitals, and they cant be located inside the body or it would be too hot thus killing all the sperm.
I have often wondered this myself. @uberbatman I have thought of this as well and I think if humans evolved so that men’s testicles were inside the body, then sperm would have evolved to be able to withstand greater temperatures.
I guess when this model was picked, ti was the best one. It’s not working out so bad for humanity. :)
Hanging off their face would look silly.
@Sophief I thought the male genitals WERE the brain!
Well, I guess they’ve got to be in the vicinity of our junk…. & they dont work if they’re too warm so they need to be able to swing free & keep cool.
I think they would look good as earrings.
Protected by the back when our ancestors walked on all fours
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Yes, well…considering they are not the most attractive organ I think natures design is pretty suitable. Thank God they didn’t evolve with the ass of a Babboon too!
Could you imagine that? haha
This begs another question. Why aren’t women’s boobs on their back? It would certainly make dancing more fun.
It’s a safe place. They can be guarded by almost any part of the body, i.e., legs, arms, butt, upper body, etc. There is more chance of injury to an extremity.
So women have somewhere to kick.
Well, they couldn’t be hanging from their eyelashes, could they?
I think @jfos and @JeffVader made some good points. They need to keep cool enough as not to kill the sperm, and they’re located as close to the inside of the body as they can be to do that. I think if they were anywhere else they would be even more vulnerable, although obviously they are not impervious to harm in their current location.
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