LADIES NO MORE LIES!!! See How Men Sperm Can Tell If You Have Been Cheating

“This is because 40 per cent of sperm that is in an ejaculate are actually designed to fight off another man’s sperm.”

This means the fighter sperm isn’t designed to fertilise the egg. Instead, it’s included purely to prevent another male’s sperm from doing so.

Dr. Doe describes this method of preventing other sperm from reaching the egg as ‘blocking.’

The fighter sperm use their tails as coils to set up traps by weaving them together to create walls and barricades.
These fighter sperm are referred to as ‘kamikaze sperm.’
When males suspect their partners are not being monogamous, Doe said, their body will produce more ‘fighter sperm’ as the threat is perceived to be greater.

This does the job of increasing the level of protection against sperm from other males; but it can significantly reduce the number of sperm whose job it is to fertilise the egg and therefore reduce the chances of the female getting pregnant at all.
However, Dr. Doe did explain that this theory, known as sperm competition, is under debate and some deny happens at all


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