Researchers would use the proper "its"
this post was submitted on 08 Mar 2024
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Plot twist, their son is a linguist.
Classic milk-fed amphibian linguists
Frog milk!!! I'm disgusted!! You promised me rat or higher!!
Frogs don’t care about your disgust. Frogs do what they gotta do.
So can almonds and oats. /s
as an aside, this is the background image on my messages
This is the funniest comment I've ever seen on lemmy
I want salamander kefir. Anyone who attempts to get in my way of this is lacTOAST 😤
Can't wait for this to reignite the snitties argument in the DND community
Do I want to know more?
Yes, you just haven't realised it yet
Employees were helpful and informative back then.
Don't echidnas and platypuses also lay eggs and feed their young milk?
Yes, 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)
What birds give milk to their kids?
Pigeons/doves, flamingos, penguins
Birds have big brains?
They don’t, but their neuron density is similar to some primates.
How else do you think they remember the directions to their summer home every year?
Yes, 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.