does a human ovum have cilla? flagellum?

Answer 1

nope, ova are moved through your fallopian tubes by the cilia on the lining of the tubes, and then once they get into the uterus - well thats just like a big bouncy castle for them to float around in freely! lol no seriously, the cilia inside the tubes push the ova along until it enters the uterus, where i believe it migrates its way down the uterine wall.

So the egg basically waits for the sperm to come to it - trying to prevent lazy sperm from impregnating it.

Answer 2

Ova have neither. They are nonmotile. Sperm have flagella.

Answer 3

No