Semen

The ejaculate (also called semen, cum or the seminal fluids) is a combination of fluids from multiple sex glands inside the male. Semen contains sperm which are produced in the testes and expelled via the vas deferens. The vas deferens begins at the epididymis and winds up past the pubic bone and urinary bladder. There are two vas deferens, one coming from each testicle, and they join at the back of the bladder. When sperm are ejaculated, they are joined by fluids from the prostate and seminal vesicles at the ejaculatory duct in the vas deferens to form the ejaculate, also called the semen. See the male internal anatomy for a detailed diagram showing these organs. The ejaculate is expelled from the penis through the urethra, and is normally accompanied by the pleasurable feelings of an orgasm.

Semen can exit the penis at a variety of speeds and volumes having different consistencies and tastes. Semen is usually a light white or grey color and may have a