Milk is the first thing we drink It has evolved due to progress in dairy production. It now comes in numerous forms, benefiting our health and senses Crucially, it provides all the vital nutrients for a baby’s growth and develop- ment-such as proteins, carbohy- drates, fats, vitamins, minerals, ment and water This makes milk the sole necessary sustenance for the initial six months of a baby’s life.
The composition of milk changes based on factors like the type of animal, its diet, and where it lives. For instance, in the Arctic Circle, reindeer produce high-fat milk, containing about 20% fat, which is approximately five times more than human or cow’s milk. This ad- aptation helps their young endure the severe cold of their environ-Ment.
