(seminal vesicle, epididymis) until they matured. Sperms travel to 5. (vas deferens, seminal vesicle) a long muscular tube just behind the bladder. Before the sperms travel to its final destination, they dropped by in a sac-like pouches called 6. (vas deforens, seminal vesiclo) which provides sperms energy to move. Fluids are also produced by the two glands namely prostate gland and bulbourethral gland. These fluids help nourish the sperms. Finally, somen flows out of the penis through a tube called 7. (urethra, ponis). On the other hand, female reproductive system plays a vital role in reproduction. The egg cells are held in and released from the two 8. (ovarien, fallopian tubos). The ovaries released an egg called ovum. Then the egg transferred and transportod by the 9. (uterus, fallopian tubes) and travels down to the uterus, if fertilization does not happen the uterus lining breaks and shods off in a form of blood and tissues which flowed out through the organ called 10. (vagina, cervix).​