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Oct. 5, 2010, 3:18 p.m.

Guys start producing spermatozoa (or sperm, for short) at the onset of puberty. Puberty starts at different times for different people. Boys usually start puberty when they’re around 10 or 12 years old, though some start a little sooner and others a little later. There’s a cool word for when a guy first produces sperm — spermarche (SPERM-are-key).

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The former owners of Totilas the Wonder Stallion are vying for control over the bloodline
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Before Totilas the Wonder Stallion died in 2020 he bequeathed one final gift to his species.
The prince of horse-dancing, who sired a thousand foals and changed hands for sums of money that would normally be associated with human football stars, left behind 120ml of his semen, which has been stored in tiny straws that were deep-frozen with liquid nitrogen.
Totilas’s liquid legacy, said to be enough to posthumously inseminate at least a thousand mares, is at the centre of a bizarre legal wrangle as his former owners vie for control over the bloodline.
One of them values the sperm at more than €18 million, which would make it one of the most expensive fluids on the planet.
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A man who has fathered multiple children across the globe has revealed the newest way he’s donating his “unbeatable” sperm – through a clinic collaboration.
Kyle Gordy, 30, from California , US, is known online for his controversial hobby as a sperm donor and is the biological father to 50 children across the globe.
In a bid to help struggling families, he offers his services for free and is often inundated with messages from women on his Instagram account @kylegordy1234 who want to have his child.
He recently revealed how he’s tried a new method of donating his “tadpoles” – through IVF after being approached by a woman online.
Now, due to the procedure’s success, he’s taken on a new venture; a collaboration with an IVF clinic in the Philippines.
“Essentially, they’ll fly me out there to donate my fresh and unbeatable sperm,” Kyle told NeedToKnow.online.
“I’ll create a profile for myself, which they’ll put up online, along with some photos and my answers from a basic questionnaire.
“If I’m picked, I’ll likely do two donations at a time and it’s really easy as all the regular testing I do, such as sperm count and for STDs, will be done at the clinic.”
He said he was approached by the clinic two years ago but Covid stopped him from getting to the Philippines.
So, as travel restrictions lifted he got in contact with the clinic’s owner.
“I messaged him earlier this year after seeing his adverts online and he said they were up and running – but they weren’t getting many clients,” Gordy said.
“I told him I was happy to donate and I like it because it shows I’m willing to work with a clinic and that I’d do anything necessary to help people feel more comfortable with this journey.”
Kyle claims the process isn’t cheap, with IVF Asia charging an eye-watering $28,350 a pop.
But he says women don’t care about cost when it comes to his sperm, as he believes he offers a service like no other.
He said: “I offer a lot more than what a sperm bank does, as there’s so many issues with them and women can get exactly the same service, but with me.
“I believe I’m so popular because they can get to know me, whereas in a sperm bank, this isn’t the case.
“I’m open with people, very reliable and have many women who can vouch for me as well.
“I always make the effort to go to people, rather than making them come to me and I’m very serious about all the testing.
“Most people only get tested once a year, whereas I typically do these tests up to five times in a year.
“I’m a professional, as I explain the process very clearly on how to do it, as well as how fertile I am and therefore, they have a greater chance of getting pregnant.
“I’m better than a bank, as I’m all about the quality, without the cost.”
Although he’ll never get to meet the new mothers of his children while partnering up with the IVF clinic, he hopes that after seeing his profile and recognizing his name, women will choose the option of using him.
Previously, he shared how he keeps his sperm in “tip-top” shape by eating more protein, such as fish and beans, as well as organic greens.
Now, he’s switched up his diet and claims this has increased his sperm count to 242 million per ml while the average is 40 million.

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