Individual bull spermatozoa were tracked over a distance of several millimetres, measuring as often as possible the time required to swim the length of the micrometer (310 \g=m\). In oestrous mucus from the cow's uterine cervix, the rates of some spermatozoa were found to fluctuate widely, while others remained constant for long distances. Homogeneity of the medium was tested by comparing mean ...