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Female Dolphins Have Functional Clitoris; New Study Reveals It’s Surprisingly Akin to That of Humans'

Medicine & Technology Jan 11, 2022

Findings of a recently published study have shown that the structure found in female dolphins similar to the clitoris that's positioned in their bottlenose's vaginal entrance has lots of sensory nerves, as well as erectile bodies.

New Study Shows that the Clitoris Plays a Vital Role in Reproduction

Nov 08, 2019

Orgasm in men is straightforward and clearly a no-brainer since sperm needs to be ejactulated inside the vagina to reach and fertilize the egg cell. On the other hand, female orgasms are not necessary for reproduction. So why do female orgasms occur?

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Female Dolphins Have Functional Clitoris; New Study Reveals It’s Surprisingly Akin to That of Humans'

New Study Shows that the Clitoris Plays a Vital Role in Reproduction

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