Why don’t humans have a penis bone?(sorry Darin didnot know)

Why don’t humans have a penis bone?

The penis bone, otherwise known as the 'baculum', is present in all primates aside from humans.

By Luis Villazon

 

Asked by: Claire Russell, Leicester

The penis bone or ‘baculum’ is common to lots of placental mammals but by no means all of them. It seems to have evolved independently nine times in different mammal lineages but it has also subsequently been lost in many cases. Among primates, humans are the only ones without a baculum, although it is tiny in gorillas and chimpanzees.
The baculum allows prolonged penetration and it is normally only present in animals that mate for longer than three minutes. Lengthy sex sessions are an adaptation to maximise the male’s chance of impregnating the female. Humans evolved monogamy as a reproductive strategy, which – along with other social rules – reduces the risk of females mating with rival males. Men can therefore get away with shorter copulation times.

 

  because evolution was part of creation .though creation was instantaneous,(but bible says it took 7 days),evolution was the methodical intelligently planned progress of creation which was instantaneous.

many of the human beings cannot understand a planned creation which was methodical .since Darwin also couldnot understand it he called it an unplanned evolution or evolution for the sake of evolution

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