So, why DO snakes have two penises, anyway?

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In case one breaks down.

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Why do many female mammals have more than two tits?

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Originally Posted by grcforce327

Why do many female mammals have more than two tits?

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Depends on the species, which are you referring to?
Humans have two so they can alternate. Gotta alternate or the other will get sore lol. We generally only have one baby at a time so more than two wouldn't be necessary.
Animals like Cows probably have four so it's easy for the calf to nurse from either side.
Animals like dogs or rats have multiple babies so they need more nipples to feed them all.

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Re: Nipples: Yeah, my understanding is that only having two is kind of a rarity among mammals. (Two is useful, I gather. In addition to making sure there's always a fresh supply for the single baby, twins aren't so uncommon. I have a girlfriend who had twins, and it was kind of a two person job feeding them at the same time. But she absolutely did feed them both at the same time, because otherwise she'd never get to sleep or get work done or anything.)

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Originally Posted by Mike41793

Depends on the species, which are you referring to?
Humans have two so they can alternate. Gotta alternate or the other will get sore lol. We generally only have one baby at a time so more than two wouldn't be necessary.
Animals like Cows probably have four so it's easy for the calf to nurse from either side.
Animals like dogs or rats have multiple babies so they need more nipples to feed them all.

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In case one breaks down.

never knew this stuff

GOOOOOOO Joe!

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Were you quoting Mitch Hedburg? If so you are my hero! Lol.

not only snakes, but other reptiles. i once had a leopard gecko that had terrible prolapse so the vet had to cut one hemipene. it continued to be a good breeder after it healed. so the post above about having a back up makes sense.