usualsuspect191 ( @usualsuspect191@lemmy.ca ) English44•4 months agoResearchers would use the proper “its”
OttoVonNoob ( @OttoVonNoob@lemmy.ca ) English23•4 months agoFrog milk!!! I’m disgusted!! You promised me rat or higher!!
fckreddit ( @fckreddit@lemmy.ml ) English13•4 months agoFrogs don’t care about your disgust. Frogs do what they gotta do.
👍Maximum Derek👍 ( @Bishma@discuss.tchncs.de ) English21•4 months agoSo can almonds and oats. /s
Che Banana ( @The_Che_Banana@beehaw.org ) English36•4 months agoas an aside, this is the background image on my messages
JAWNEHBOY ( @JAWNEHBOY@reddthat.com ) English2•4 months agoThis is the funniest comment I’ve ever seen on lemmy
PerogiBoi ( @PerogiBoi@lemmy.ca ) English11•4 months agoI want salamander kefir. Anyone who attempts to get in my way of this is lacTOAST 😤
Pietson ( @Pietson@kbin.social ) 6•4 months agoCan’t wait for this to reignite the snitties argument in the DND community
ryannathans ( @ryannathans@aussie.zone ) English5•4 months agoDon’t echidnas and platypuses also lay eggs and feed their young milk?
1rre ( @1rre@discuss.tchncs.de ) English8•4 months agoYes, but all mammals by definition produce milk
Thing is this isn’t even the second time mothers secreting food for babies has evolved - some birds do it as well as mammals (birds are basically just mammals 2.0 really, warm blooded, big brains, produce milk, highly active)
ColeSloth ( @ColeSloth@discuss.tchncs.de ) English4•4 months agoWhat birds give milk to their kids?
1rre ( @1rre@discuss.tchncs.de ) English2•4 months agoPigeons/doves, flamingos, penguins
gregorum ( @gregorum@lemm.ee ) English1•4 months agoBirds have big brains?
MrSpArkle ( @MrSpArkle@lemmy.ca ) English3•4 months agoThey don’t, but their neuron density is similar to some primates.
Turun ( @Turun@feddit.de ) English6•4 months agoYes, and?
Edit: before this we knew of two groups of alive things that produce milk: mammals and monotremes (egg laying mammals). Finding an amphibian that also does it is very interesting.