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6/22/2025, 11:32:15 PM
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>"Hey little buddy! Back for more dog facts? Great! Did you know our furry little friends have an actual boner? It is called the baculum! It is present in many mammals such as dogs, bats, and primates but not humans. It's function is primarily to aid in penetration during sexual intercourse but in bats it also serves to protect the urethra from compression. Because of it's diverse morphology, it can be used to identify species.
>"Hey little buddy! Back for more dog facts? Great! Did you know our furry little friends have an actual boner? It is called the baculum! It is present in many mammals such as dogs, bats, and primates but not humans. It's function is primarily to aid in penetration during sexual intercourse but in bats it also serves to protect the urethra from compression. Because of it's diverse morphology, it can be used to identify species.
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