Two eggs, one high and one low

The common name for a man's testicles is the testicles, which are an important part of the male reproductive organs and play a role in producing sperm. The testicles are generally distributed symmetrically, one on each side for the lower part of the penis. However, in real life, many men find that their testicles are not on the same level, with one higher than the other. For such an important part, it is very worrying that it is an abnormal situation. So, what is the matter with one testicle being higher than the other?

Normally, these two smooth, oval organs weigh differently. The average weight of the left testicle in an adult male is 10.20 grams, while the right testicle is slightly heavier, weighing an average of 10.70 grams.

Basically all men have one testicle higher than the other.

Moreover, more than 85% of men have a lower left side and a higher right side, and only 15% of men have a higher left side and a lower right side.

Not only are the testicles located at different heights, but they are also different sizes. This is normal, so don't worry.

In normal men, the testicles on both sides are not exactly the same size.

According to statistics, the right testicle is slightly larger than the left testicle, calculated based on the length, width and thickness of the testicle.

The average right side of a male is 3.38cm X 2.37cm X 1.78cm.

The left side is 3.30cm X 2.27cm X 1.71cm on average.

The average weight of the left testicle is 10.20 grams, while the right testicle is slightly heavier, with an average weight of 10.70 grams.

Why are all other animals the same height? That's because humans walk upright.

From the perspective of human evolution, this is to avoid friction when walking.

This detail was discovered by the Renaissance sculptor Michelangelo in the early 16th century.

His representative work is the statue of David, but it is a little different, the left testicle is lower and the right testicle is higher.

All I can say is that, just like a person's left and right hands are different sizes, the left and right legs are different lengths, and the left and right shoulders are different heights, it is too difficult to grow into a completely symmetrical creature. Various factors will affect the growth and development of body organs. A person's own habits may also play a certain role in the asymmetry of the body. For example, some people always like to tilt their heads to the left, and they are used to tilting to the left when taking pictures. Over time, it may cause mild scoliosis, and the following series of mechanical reasons may cause other asymmetric phenomena.