Sentence examples for fire sperm from inspiring English sources
When worms mate, they line themselves up like a sausage link and fire sperm into each other.
In 2008, Japanese researchers discovered that some liverworts are able to fire sperm-containing water up to 15 cm in the air, enabling them to fertilize female plants growing more than a metre from the nearest male.
From what we know about the massive colon cannonballs fired by sperm whales, they are just as extraordinary as the animal they come from.
Chaney and Slezak thought that Sue should have been fired immediately for requesting sperm donations from New Directions males, while Lynch merely deemed it a possible detriment to her tenure bid.
The designing fire of the conflagration is likened to a sperm which contains the principles or stories of all the things which will subsequently develop (Aristocles in Eusebius, 46G).
After both snails have fired their darts, the snails copulate and exchange sperm.
Boron, an element mined for uses including detergents, fire retardants, and pesticides has been associated with decreases in sperm production and histologic changes to the testes in rats (96).
A Nikon E50i microscope (IMP, Cape Town, South Africa) fitted with a 100 × oil immersion objective was used to observe the sperm smears and spermatozoa were photographed with a digital fire wire Basler 312fc colour camera (Microptic S.L., Barcelona, Spain).
