The mantis impales the hummingbirdâs chest with its foreclaws. As you can see from the photographs this hungry mantis captured and killed a hummingbird not much smaller than itself. The mantis used its spiny left foreleg to impale the hummingbird through the chest while leaving his right leg free.
Time Frame. The normal time frame for sperm to live inside a woman's body is two to three days. However, sperm can live inside the body for five days as long as the conditions are favorable. For the conditions to be favorable, fertile cervical mucus must be present.
A lot of numbers are thrown out there about the life span of sperm. Here's the scoop: Sperm can live as little as one or two hours or as long as 5 or 6 days--it all depends on their environment. Outside the vagina, sperm only lives until it dries out. Once inside the vagina, the lifespan of the sperm is heavily dependent on the woman's vagina, uterus, and fallopian tubes. Without fertile cervical fluid, sperm live at most for a few hours inside the vagina or uterus (if they make it that far).