Male vs. Female Reproductive Systems: How They Work Together

The male system produces and delivers sperm, while the female system nurtures and protects the egg.
Fertilization can only happen when both systems function in sync.
The testes generate millions of sperm daily — but only one may reach the egg.
The ovaries release one mature egg about every month.
The male system relies on transport; the female system relies on timing.
Sperm and egg meet in the fallopian tube, not the uterus.
Hormones from both sexes coordinate reproductive readiness.
Both systems share the ultimate biological mission: creation of life.
The structures differ, but their partnership achieves the same goal.
Evolution fine-tuned their cooperation for maximum reproductive success.