Question

In which female reproductive organ does the embryo get embedded and why?

Answer 1

Hint: The embryo gets embedded in a hollow muscular organ which is located between the bladder and rectum in the female pelvic region in an easy way it means it is immersed in the uterus because of the presence of the uterine wall.

Complete answer:
Implantation is the early stage of pregnancy. At this stage, the embryo gets embedded in the uterus of the female. Presence of the uterine wall makes it a suitable organ for embryo implantation.

Owing to the uterine wall, the embryo gets embedded in the uterus. This wall then becomes a placenta which provides the source of food and the exchange of gases and waste materials between the mother's body and the foetus. The embryo is still developing in the uterus. It is developing body parts like hands, legs, head, eyes, ears and so on gradually. A fetus is the stage of the embryo in which all parts of the body can be described.

Additional information:
- Implantation is a process in which a growing embryo (in blastocyst stage) moves through the uterus and stays attached to the wall of the uterus until it is born. The lining of the uterus (endometrium), through many internal changes, prepares itself for the developing blastocyst.

- Implantation will not occur without these changes and the embryo sloughs off during menstruation. This is a mammal-specific implantation, but not all mammals displayed it.

- Moreover, the process of these implant mammals differs between those mammals where women have estrous cycles and those mammals in which they have menstrual cycles in many respects.

Note: At the very early stage of pregnancy that is implantation, the embryo adheres to the uterine wall and gets embedded into it for further development of the foetus.