Do any of the female species in the animal kingdom have clitoris in the reproductive organ?

Question

Do any of the female species in the animal kingdom have clitoris in the reproductive organ?

Answer 1

All female mammals have a clitoris. The clitoris of the female spotted hyena is enlarged to almost exactly the same size and shape as the male's p***s - it's often called a pseudopenis - and this species is obliged to mate and give birth through it, as the entrance to the v****a is blocked by fatty lumps called pseudotestes. These features serve to make the sexual organs of females look very similar to those of males - indeed, spotted hyenas were once thought to be hermaphrodites! Here's an image:

http://www.eurekalert.org/multimedia/pub...

The other hyena species, the striped hyena and brown hyena, do not have these unusual adaptations - the genitals of females of these species are 'normal'. The spotted hyena is the only animal in which the clitoris serves a function other than pleasure.

Answer 2

no,human females are the only ones

Answer 3

Yes - all female mammals do.

Answer 4

The human females clitoris is NOT part of the reproductive function of human females.   The female reproductive organ start at the ovaries and ends at the v****a.  

There are not any females species.  A specie is both male and female.  

There are example of mammalian females in which the clitoris is part of the reproductive tract, the hyena.

http://www.livescience.com/animals/06042...

You have much to learn about human females.  Good luck.

Answer 5

In the book , "the descent of woman" , I think Ms morgan ? talked about Man being the only species to have such a large clitoris compared to other mammals , and was one of her [minor] postulates as to Homo Sapiens having an aquatic phase in its evolution . Great book , very controversial , but now starting to be accepted in academia

Answer 6

All female mammals have clitoris. No other animals have it.