I had seen the still images from that MRI study of the anatomy of people having sex…
…but I had no idea that they’d made a video of the act.
Warning: it’s rather off-putting, not at all sexy, unless you’ve got some kink about watching sagittal sections of humans, guts and all, squishing together.
Akira MacKenzie says
Kink nothing, PZ. I’ve been single and lonely for 22 years. I’LL TAKE WHATEVER I CAN FREAKING GET!!!!
That’s it baby… let me see that pubic bone…
davidc1 says
Wots that fish doing in there near the top of the guys willy ?
Ragutis says
Have I really been pronouncing “coitus” wrong all these years?
lesherb says
I recently watched a 4 part documentary on Amazon Prime. It’s entitled, Anatomy for Beginners. It’s actual human dissections on 4 systems of the body. They’re performed by a German anatomist. The bodies are from donated remains.
The segment on human reproduction uses one male & one female body. They have some MRI images of intercourse in action. They also have plastinated bodies.
The entire series was creepy & mesmerizing at the same time.
WMDKitty -- Survivor says
Meh, not particularly impressed by this. Would have been maybe fifteen years ago, but…
Phrenomythic Productions says
Shut up, PZ! Science is always sexy!
gorobei says
The video is decent, but the sound work is pedestrian at best.
hemidactylus says
I think such a video in sex ed would do far more to curtail unwanted pregnancy than abstinence only covert religious indoctrination. Watching such a technically detailed graphic portrayal of intimacy would horrify all but the most curious seekers and turn most if not all watchers into asexual and childfree prudes. I became very concerned about the relative displacement of bladders and adjacency of abdominal walls. And my god does anyone think of the vertebrae in all this to and fro?