In the following paragraphs, we will talk about even more things that we do not know about the male body.

Men and women perceive colors differently because men have difficulty distinguishing certain shades such as yellow or green. Men are more flatulent on average than women.

They experience an erection not only when they are sexually aroused, but also in various other situations, such as sitting at a desk or riding a bus.

Men can experience a condition called gynecomastia which means an increase in breast tissue. This can be the result of a hormonal imbalance, specifically in the testosterone-to-estrogen ratio. Although breast cancer mostly affects women, it also has an impact on a smaller percentage of men, who unfortunately have shorter lifespan.

Male fetuses can have an erection in the womb. These intrauterine erections are a way to keep the tissues oxygenated. Men can experience postpartum depression on the paternal side.

Men gain weight after they get married. They are more likely to go to hospital for urinary tract infections.

A man's hand is good for punches. Achievements increase a man's testosterone, while failures decrease it.

Male fertility can affect the choice of underwear. The testicles need a specific temperature for optimal sperm production. When men wear tight underwear, their private parts are pressed against the body, which tends to be warmer. This can affect the quality of their sperm.

Deodorant can improve a man's attractiveness. Also, men sweat a lot.

The male dermis is dense, with less cellulite. Nocturnal erection is mainly caused by hormonal changes.

Men's noses are larger than women's.