dageir wrote:The orca did not seem to have much of an external breast. How would you get the milk out of there?
Same way you do a horse or any other mammal without a breast, udder, or other extension of flesh (other than nipple).
dageir wrote:The orca did not seem to have much of an external breast. How would you get the milk out of there?
dageir wrote:The orca did not seem to have much of an external breast. How would you get the milk out of there?
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Ants wrote:dageir wrote:The orca did not seem to have much of an external breast. How would you get the milk out of there?
You just feed the whale a clover and shove your bucket into her mammary slit.
http://oceanadventures.co.za/nursing-underwater/
dageir wrote:Nothing of what is stated indicates that milking whales (dead or alive) would be viable in the pre-medieval era.
dageir wrote:Ants wrote:dageir wrote:The orca did not seem to have much of an external breast. How would you get the milk out of there?
You just feed the whale a clover and shove your bucket into her mammary slit.
http://oceanadventures.co.za/nursing-underwater/
Nothing of what is stated indicates that milking whales (dead or alive) would be viable in the pre-medieval era.
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