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Message: <blockquote data-quote="luckyluke111" data-source="post: 14138507" data-attributes="member: 440453">Nope I am not telling that I know better than you.. But I just explained what I have learned during university period. I didn't base the things which are in this thread using Advanced Level knowledge. You are right to certain extent because sperms can't satay alive in distil water. Because the osmolality in plasma is about 275-295 milli-osmoles per kilogram which is almost equal to 0.9 % normal saline (sodium chloride infusion) which can make cells viable.. Distil water dosen't contain ion and salts which can facilitate environment to maintain cells viability. But water in a river or tank may contain this concentration and may be able to keep sperms viable. Cause cells can maintain their fragility upto 0.55%  plasma concentration without rupturing.. So this can be possible mate... This is all the explanation that I can give you and it's upto you whether to believe or not... Gud Luk.... </blockquote>

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