What would be the point of that? I'd be surprised if it got past an ethics committee. Aside from this, the male pelvis isn't shaped to accommodate a womb, and

What would be the point of that? I'd be surprised if it got past an ethics committee. Aside from this, the male pelvis isn't shaped to accommodate a womb, and males don't have the hormonal milieu to enable pregnancy. The closest that researchers have come to having a male gestate a foetus was in rats. But they had to connect the bloodstream of the male rat to a pregnant female rat, where both were implanted with embryos at the same time. Even then, it worked less than 5% of the time.