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Is it true that only human famales have a hymenModerator: BioTeam
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Is it true that only human famales have a hymenTell me pls, does any of animals has a hymen?
If the answer is `yes`, what animals have it? And is there the difference between human hymen and this one of animals? What is the purpose of this organ?
I dont have a certainty about this knowledge. But I found this by web surfing.
Moles also have hymen. And their hymen is a little different from human's. They can regrow - I don't know what term is proper - in a few months. I read posts that the function of this organ is to protect the sexual organs from infection when the animal is young. This was quoted from http://kin.naver.com/db/detail.php?d1id ... DDs7PguLc= I don't think you can read this page because it is written in Korean. I found the list of animals that have hymen. This page is written in English. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hymen#Hyme ... er_animals Sorry. Last edited by Tae Jun, Yoon on Sat May 19, 2007 2:01 am, edited 1 time in total.
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is that somewhere it hide a well - The Little Prince
I don't know about any animals other than humans, but here's what I know about them in humans:
The hymen is a mucous membrane in the vagina. It can be punctured or torn, through sexual intercourse or even things like bike riding. The purpose is uncertain, since it's not terribly uncommon for a girl to be born without one without any problems. And I don't think that hymen regrow- at least I've never heard of anything like that.
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