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As men get older, their sex drive can decrease with age. A natural fall in testosterone levels — especially after the age of 40 — can lead to a wilting desire for sex, an increase in the time needed to achieve erection and, in some cases, erectile dysfunction ED. Most men in their lifetime will experience some form of ED. Testosterone is a male sex hormone, produced mainly in the testicles, that plays a large role in the male sex drive. Women also have testosterone but at much lower levels. Somewhat depressingly, male testosterone levels peak in the late teens.

Back to Sexual health. This is when a man cannot get, or keep, an erection that allows him to take part in sexual intercourse or other types of sexual activity. Most men experience it at some time in their life, and the causes can be physical or psychological. Alcohol, smoking and illegal drugs, as well as some prescription medicines, can also cause erectile problems. Worries about work, money, your relationship, family and not getting an erection can all be factors. Find out more about erectile dysfunction.

A study suggests hermit crabs with more valuable, easily stolen shells have evolved larger penises to more safely mate. New research suggests the crabs evolved such outsized organs to help them mate without straying far from home. These animals can whittle their shells and secrete erosive chemicals, allowing them to create a smooth and expansive interior. These refurbished homes give them space to grow and may even provide room for egg storage—making the shells extremely valuable. But what if you could have a large enough sexual organ to reproduce without exiting your shell, which rivals may steal?

When a child's gender is not clear at birth, the child has atypical genitalia ambiguous genitalia. This means that the genitals don't seem to be clearly male or female. You have 46 chromosomes in each cell of your body.