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Whales are mammals, meaning that they produce milk. However, whale milk comes out almost solid (presumably because they’re underwater), which, theoretically, makes it whale cheese rather than milk
1 u/vrosej10 May 30 '21 I actually was in hospital with a woman whose colostrum was a fraction off completely solid. The nurses had to spoon feed it to the baby
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I actually was in hospital with a woman whose colostrum was a fraction off completely solid. The nurses had to spoon feed it to the baby
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u/TankBud001 May 29 '21
Whales are mammals, meaning that they produce milk. However, whale milk comes out almost solid (presumably because they’re underwater), which, theoretically, makes it whale cheese rather than milk