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Our species is one of the rare ones with only 2 breasts, amirite?
by Anonymous2 years ago
apes
by Anonymous2 years ago
together
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strong
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Forever
by Anonymous2 years ago
Royksopp
by Anonymous2 years ago
Chickens. Granted they don't have mammary glands but the point kinda stands
by Anonymous2 years ago
Humans are the only species that have permanent breasts. Apes only have temporary breasts and it's only to store milk.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Only got two hands...
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and a mouth
by Anonymous2 years ago
And my axe
by Anonymous2 years ago
Number of breasts are determined by expected number of babies +1.
Average cat litter size is 4-6, cats have 6-8 nipples.
Like humans, elephants only have 1 baby at a time, so they also have 2 nipples.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Horses too
by Anonymous2 years ago
a cow has 4 nipples though
by Anonymous2 years ago
Average milking machine has 4 milk connectors though.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Cows are kinky like that
by Anonymous2 years ago
Cows have been selectively bred for such a long time they don't really follow the standard rules of evolution anymore
by Anonymous2 years ago
The real answer right here ^
by Anonymous2 years ago
Whales only have two.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Idk why but that's weird to think of whales as having nipples
by Anonymous2 years ago
Of all the species of animals, plants, fungi, bacteria and archae it is astronomically rare for a species to have any breasts. Your statement implies you imagine most other species have more than 2.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I made the joke about bees having 100s of babies. Although, OP said "ones", which could imply mammals instead of life or animals.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I assume he meant nipples and not breasts
by Anonymous2 years ago
My biology teacher said that mammals usually have their average offspring quantity times two amount of teats.
Humans: 1x2 = 2
Elephants: 1x2 = 2
Cat: 4x2 = 8
Cows for example are an exception, because their average offspring count is 1 but they have 4 teats.
by Anonymous2 years ago
my knowlage of mammals is not as good as I want it to be.
some animals have the mammary organ, but multiple teets, like the cow. some animals have their "breasts" between the legs.
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bear
elephant
manatee(armpit)
primates
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are the only ones I can think of now, that have 'boobies".
by Anonymous2 years ago
Horses.
by Anonymous2 years ago
A goat only has two nipples.. or teats as they are usually called
by Anonymous2 years ago
I sometimes wonder how teats devolved into tits.
by Anonymous2 years ago
It's a damn shame.
by Anonymous2 years ago
I mean the platypus kind of sweats milk, humans could do that instead of having breasts at all.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Imagine the smell of your bed sheets
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Milky Way
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At least guys could blame the white stain on something else.
by Anonymous2 years ago
Oh god!
by Anonymous2 years ago
You've never seen the other four?
by Anonymous2 years ago
It's not like we have litters. Two breasts are ample for most conceptions of single offspring.
by Anonymous2 years ago
And only one mouth. Oh cruel fate.
by Anonymous2 years ago
You misspelled unlucky
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Damn it!
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Goats
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Well at least we got 3 balls
by Anonymous2 years ago
wrong! my aunt has 4 nipples and never had any kids.
by Anonymous2 years ago
You only have two?
by Anonymous2 years ago
Generally mammals have an extra breast for the number of babies per pregnancy.
by Anonymous2 years ago
And we have proportionately the largest mammaries i. The animal kingdom.
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