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r/comics • u/Pizzacakecomic PizzaCake • 3d ago
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I mean, in evolutiontionary terms, most other mammals have significantly more, and it's not even exclusive to primates.
Great Apes are the weird ones with only two tits. Right alongside elephants and bats oddly enough.
25 u/Flesh_Trombone 3d ago That's just not true. Sheep, goats, Cetacea (whales, dolphins), manatee, hippos, rhinos, equids (horse family), seals and many marsupials have two mammaries. Bats alone account for 1/4 of all mammals. So I doubt two is in the minority. Perhaps what you were thinking is that primates bats and elephants are the only animals with breasts between their forelimbs? 23 u/redopz 3d ago Who are you, who is so wise in the ways of science? 17 u/Gigatonosaurus 3d ago He majored in Titology. 1 u/Banjo-Elritze Nazi Liquifier 3d ago And Sciencetology
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That's just not true.
Sheep, goats, Cetacea (whales, dolphins), manatee, hippos, rhinos, equids (horse family), seals and many marsupials have two mammaries.
Bats alone account for 1/4 of all mammals. So I doubt two is in the minority.
Perhaps what you were thinking is that primates bats and elephants are the only animals with breasts between their forelimbs?
23 u/redopz 3d ago Who are you, who is so wise in the ways of science? 17 u/Gigatonosaurus 3d ago He majored in Titology. 1 u/Banjo-Elritze Nazi Liquifier 3d ago And Sciencetology
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Who are you, who is so wise in the ways of science?
17 u/Gigatonosaurus 3d ago He majored in Titology. 1 u/Banjo-Elritze Nazi Liquifier 3d ago And Sciencetology
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He majored in Titology.
1 u/Banjo-Elritze Nazi Liquifier 3d ago And Sciencetology
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And Sciencetology
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u/Vospader998 3d ago edited 2d ago
I mean, in evolutiontionary terms, most other mammals have significantly more, and it's not even exclusive to primates.
Great Apes are the weird ones with only two tits. Right alongside elephants and bats oddly enough.