Es bueno saber cómo es la anatomía sexual humana por fuera y por dentro del cuerpo para entender realmente cómo funciona el sistema reproductivo. Solo tienes que hacer clic en alguna palabra de las imágenes del sistema reproductivo para conocer cómo funciona cada órgano reproductivo.

bladder
The organ that collects and stores the urine produced by the kidney. The bladder is emptied through the urethra. Learn more about your body
vas deferens
A long, narrow tube that carries sperm from each epididymis to the seminal vesicles during ejaculation. The plural of vas deferens is vasa deferentia. Learn more about your body
penis
Refers to the male external sex organ. Urine and seminal fluid pass through the penis. Learn more about your body
urethra
The tube from which you urinate. The urethra empties the bladder and carries urine to the urethral opening. In males, the urethra runs through the penis and also carries ejaculate and pre-ejaculate. In females, the opening is above the vaginal opening and below the external clitoris. Learn more about your body
testicles
Another term for testes. Learn more about your body
scrotum
Refers to the male sac or pouch, divided into two parts, that encloses the testes. Learn more about your body
epididymis
The tube that is coiled on top of and behind the testes where sperm are stored. Learn more about your body
anus
The small external opening to the rectum, located between the buttocks from which solid waste (feces) leaves the body. Learn more about your body
Cowper’s glands
The glands beneath the prostate gland that are attached to the urethra. The Cowper’s glands are only found in the biological male body and play an important role in the protection of sperm during ejaculation. Also called “bulbourethral glands.” Learn more about your body
prostate
A walnut to golf ball-sized gland located below the bladder in biological males. The prostate secretes fluid that protects sperm. Learn more about your body
seminal vesicle
One of two small organs beneath the bladder and connected to the urethra that produce seminal fluid. Learn more about your body

bladder
The organ that collects and stores the urine produced by the kidney. The bladder is emptied through the urethra. Learn more about your body
vas deferens
A long, narrow tube that carries sperm from each epididymis to the seminal vesicles during ejaculation. The plural of vas deferens is vasa deferentia. Learn more about your body
penis
Refers to the male external sex organ. Urine and seminal fluid pass through the penis. Learn more about your body
urethra
The tube from which you urinate. The urethra empties the bladder and carries urine to the urethral opening. In males, the urethra runs through the penis and also carries ejaculate and pre-ejaculate. In females, the opening is above the vaginal opening and below the external clitoris. Learn more about your body
testicles
Another term for testes. Learn more about your body
Cowper’s glands
The glands beneath the prostate gland that are attached to the urethra. The Cowper’s glands are only found in the biological male body and play an important role in the protection of sperm during ejaculation. Also called “bulbourethral glands.” Learn more about your body
prostate
A walnut to golf ball-sized gland located below the bladder in biological males. The prostate secretes fluid that protects sperm. Learn more about your body
seminal vesicle
One of two small organs beneath the bladder and connected to the urethra that produce seminal fluid. Learn more about your body