The Blood Vessels and Nerves to the Testis Arise in the Abdominal

The blood vessels and nerves to the testis arise in the abdominal cavity. They pass through the inguinal canal, where they join with connective tissue to form a spermatic cord that suspends each testis in the scrotum. The left testis is suspended lower than the right. Which of the following statements best describes the anatomy of the testes?

A) The testes lack sensation such as pain.
B) The inguinal and the auditory canals are identical.
C) The right testis is superior to the left testis.
D) The circulatory system has no direct connection to the testes.
E) The scrotum is located in the abdominal cavity.