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Dictionary » S » Suckle Sucklesuckle 1. To nurse; to feed by milk from the breast. 2. To suck; to draw sustenance from the breast. ![]()
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Results from our forumRe: Some examples relating to my original idea... to look at, until they fall hungry. The mother then gives them their breast.Now IT IS A PERFECTLY NORMAL THING. But strangely they know how to suckle as well. Isn't that food for thought? How do they know? What is the issue with the idea of survival here? Say that the infant did not have the ...
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Origins of life... to look at, until they fall hungry. The mother then gives them their breast.Now IT IS A PERFECTLY NORMAL THING. But strangely they know how to suckle as well. Isn't that food for thought? How do they know? What is the issue with the idea of survival here? Say that the infant did not have the ...
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mammals... mammals. They breath air, have hair (calves have hairs around the front of their heads), are warm blooded, and give birth to live offspring that suckle milk from their mothers Mammary Glands, glands that produce milk, which all mammals have. In most mammals, the glands are developed only in mature ...
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Origins of life... on survival - the impulse to stay alive and not simply die or self-destruct or commit suicide. I figure the infant has the necessary software (to suckle) because that it seems is the only way it would live. Without it, the infant is in danger. I believe this is evolutionary. However, I can't seem ...
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Some examples relating to my original idea... to look at, until they fall hungry. The mother then gives them their breast.Now IT IS A PERFECTLY NORMAL THING. But strangely they know how to suckle as well. Isn't that food for thought? How do they know? What is the issue with the idea of survival here? Say that the infant did not have the ...
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