human reproduction. what is it
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to produce a kid and male family
Human reproduction is essential for the continuance of the human species. Humans reproduce sexually by the uniting of the female and male sex cells. Although the reproductive systems of the male and female are different, they are structured to function together to achieve internal fertilization.
It is a characteristic of all living things on Earth that they reproduce or produce offspring, and humans are no different. If humans are examined as large, complex land mammals, then we can say from a strictly biological point of view that the male and female have the same role as other mammals. The male's job is to produce sperm cells and deliver them into the female reproductive tract. The female's job is to produce ova (eggs), receive the sperm, and nourish the embryo that grows inside her. She must also give birth and produce milk for the offspring during its early years.
Unlike other land mammals, humans are not simply physical creatures who must follow the course nature has planned for them. People have intelligence and the ability to do what they want. People have invented culture and civilization, and have made up rules and values. A good example of how different humans are from all other living things is reproduction itself. Humans are the only ones who can choose not to reproduce, for whatever reason. So, despite the millions of years of evolution and adaptation that thousands of generations went through to produce a certain human being, that person can decide not to reproduce with another human and therefore not to pass on its genetic inheritance. Although humans are greatly influenced by their biological makeup, they are not compelled by it they way other animals are.