As breasts are designed to feed babies, why do women have two instead of just one?
In: Biology
At a point, the baby drains both boobs. So two boobs doesn’t mean it’s for two babies. Also, constant saliva on the nipple REALLY hurts! So it does give you an alternating ability. Probably also because nature likes to be a bit redundant, so if something happened to one of them, such as say said baby got front teeth and loved to surprise bite causing one to spew blood, you can swap to the other until the blood all drains out and heals. (true story – actually tossed my baby on the floor when it happened. Don’t judge – it was involuntary.)
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