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point of information there are differences in the physical and productive feature of men and women.sperm is the fertilizing organism from a man that fertilizes a womans ovum.women do not have sperms instead they have a lubrication fluid that assists during sex.it helps the walls of the vigina not to tear due to friction during sex.
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