Science Quickly Understanding the Science of ‘Squirting’
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Apr 2, 2025 
Wendy Zukerman, host of Science Vs, dives into the scientifically fascinating yet often misunderstood phenomenon of squirting. She explores what happens biologically during this occurrence and the controversy surrounding it. Wendy discusses key research, including studies on bladder behavior and fluid composition, shedding light on common misconceptions. She emphasizes the importance of removing societal stigma and fostering understanding about female ejaculation, presenting insights that blend science with personal experience.
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Wendy's Squirting Experience
- Wendy Zukerman initially thought squirting was accidental urination.
- She trained herself not to squirt, but now recognizes its exciting potential.
Source of Squirting
- Research by French gynecologist Samuel Salama suggests squirting primarily originates from the bladder.
- Ultrasound scans showed bladders filling before squirting and emptying afterward.
The Female Prostate's Role
- While primarily urine, squirt can also contain fluid from the female prostate.
- This mixture sparks debate, influencing perceptions and feelings about squirting.