The science of milk - Jonathan J. O'Sullivan

[@YenHai-qg5hp]

let's take a minute for all the artists who draw those images in TED's videos. They are just amazing I think.

[@Mattomo]

Yến Hải đúng vậy :)

[@santoshhamal4870]

Hello

[@notloud1234]

Yes

[@vinoshan1988]

Really they are great

[@kurinthekitty6842]

Me agree

[@alicgm1291]

I thought this was going to go into more science, specifically around breastmilk and breastfeeding.

[@priscillajimenez27]

I thought it was gonna get into why we drink milk after infancy and if we need it or not.

[@priscillajimenez27]

@@hopelltt I guess I got the mutation lol

[@sarakirby710]

I thought that too

[@I_WANT_MY_SLAW]

They did. They said that since milk has all the nutrients a baby needs, babies can survive on milk alone during the first 6 months of life. So why would you feed a baby anything else? Considering that breastmilk is free, always the right temperature, it doesn't smell when baby poops, you have an unlimited supply of it, and its wonderful bonding time. It's kind of a no-brainer.

[@t.n.tolbert4456]

I was watching this as I pumped milk for my newborn. My sore nipples were hoping to hear something profound to make their sacrifice extra worth it. Guess seeing his cute little face fatten up on my supply will have to be enough motivation. ☺️

[@76monikaW]

Why do us humans drink other animals milk?

[@Vielt0]

76monikaW cause we can deal with it

[@JaguarBST]

why do human eat animals? grains? fruits? veggies? to get the sufficient nutrients of course.

[@Archtyr]

I guess that's because we don't want to keep live human mothers in pens..?

[@cock1534]

JaGuaR you know our anatomy isn't design for indigestion of animals or their produce right? Hope you know that.

[@josephd.4615]

Because of marketing

[@pssurvivor]

The little microbes looked so cute that I almost felt sad when their eyes turned into x's and they died

[@alishad.5260]

Pallavi Sanyal it's okay, thankfully they look nothing like that

[@fatemaalromaithi7334]

yes but also, chollera

[@muktamalakar5771]

*MICROBE LIVES MATTER*

[@Darknimbus3]

Fatema AlRomaithi Even worse than that. Just Abe Lincoln’s mother.

[@beanny39]

0:08 You monster, drinking straight from the carton.

[@ankitanandy6076]

I too do that... why reach for a glass...

[@omegaultramax]

Ankita Nandy you abomination.

[@ItsCairoHere]

Tru

[@thechair6519]

I too do that, too lazy to take a glass.

[@AK47-666]

So like what's the monsterocity about it ?

[@TheLoraPlattner]

I was surprised there was no mention of colostrum and the vital immunoglobulins in human milk that are specifically tailored to each human baby (absent in cow’s milk and formula). In addition, no mention of the milk ejection reflex, which is triggered by the baby and causes the milk to travel down the ducts to the baby. This is why milk doesn’t flow out all the time as it is produced.

[@PurrfectlyTabby]

Pretty sure the intention was for this to be a brief summary.

[@ViolettaVie]

Yes, your comment is more the science of milk than this video that focused on commercial milk production.

[@silvervase]

for a woman preparing to lactate, I found the information about how milk is produced in glands helpful. everyone I talk to about breastfeeding are all about how to latch a newborn, but I feel knowing the science behind how my body is producing is important for making sure I eat correctly to produce nutritious milk. also for the people asking why we drink cows milk, im sure it had something to do with a mother dieing in childbirth and the father lacking an available wet nurse. over time the discovery of cream and butter added to people wanting to milk cattle. not even 300 years ago it was common for families to rely on their animals for food and resources. in fact killing an animal for meat was considered a waste that could only be afforded by the rich. hence smaller livestock, like chickens, were domesticated, and hunting game was considered a way to feed your family.

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

In norse myth, the first frost giant was created by a great cow (Audhumbla), but because his realm was nothing but ice and one very angry dragon, he had to survive on her milk alone. The version I grew up with also had him gradually weaving clothes from her tail hairs, which he would take one at a time because he couldn't risk not having her milk. Cows were esteemed because of that; they can provide everything, milk as drink, meat and cheese as food, and their hides as clothing. Cows rule.

[@kanishksingh6393]

please don't use gender specific things. Man can also be mother or mother can also be a man. Anyone can lactate. Me as a transmen ( not transman) also feed my transasexual baby. Also cows are bad for planet. Be vegan.

[@viren7938]

@@kanishksingh6393 I respect your message, but anyone can be what they want and say what they want.

[@miguelpadeiro762]

​@@kanishksingh6393Weak troll attempt

[@kanishksingh6393]

@@miguelpadeiro762 yeah!

[@christinacompton5367]

Very interesting video but I wish they mentioned how they achieve milk on such a high consumer scale. What happens to the animal?

[@emmye1861]

cows get milked 2-3 times a day, and there are many dairy cow farms. the animal is not harmed, in fact they like it. how much milk comes out of the cow depends on the breed and age of the cow.

[@dodkiwi]

Christina Compton he's lying, or maybe talking about the cow in his farm... Go check your info in your own

[@somecat22]

lmfao that ignorance

[@emmye1861]

Im talking about the cows on my farm, and i'm also talking about other farms that I have been to. Just using my own knowledge. (friend's farms)

[@christinacompton5367]

While the cows on your farm and the farms you know may be treated well, the majority of the milk consumers drink do not come from cows who lived a similar lifestyle.

[@lilyschenck7161]

Who thought of being like "oh let me pull these things on this cow. What's this? Milk? Let's drink it!"

[@yusengnew8738]

Idk.Maybe ther were the first furrys

[@ferociousmaliciousghost]

It's hard to tell. It was probably made into a pseudo cheese before it was drank. Most humans at the time were lactose intolerant.

[@brookmcbrookerson7802]

They were pretending to be a calf

[@jatnarivas8741]

Cow's often drip milk at parturition, which people could have noticed. Same if lactating cows were ever hunted and the udders prepared. Now, for cheese...

[@monicataylor7414]

Any smart person would see a baby calf drinking from the teets just like human babies do. I’m assuming they just knew it was milk and tried to taste it for themselves. After all I can see puppies drinking milk from their moms and know it’s milk. I just have no interest in drinking it lol

[@cupfulofeathers]

"There's only one thing I hate more than lying, skim milk, which is water that's lying about being milk."

[@yanikore]

Ron Swanson

[@KidnapT]

Lmao

[@ikerants745]

I shouldn't drink cows milk because i'm not a cow… on the other hand I'm also not an almond… or a coconut… or a-you know what I'm just gonna stick with cows thank you very much it makes more sense

[@somecat22]

When you wrote that comment, did it actually seem like a logical point to you? I am curious

[@ikerants745]

Some Guy you talking to me or him😕

[@MelonLord8]

Lol

[@PawfulpOreos]

Lmao xD

[@anastasiamanza6836]

Can I just say, Ted-ED wouldn’t be the same without this guys voice 😂 so soothing

[@kyreneherrera]

what about almond milk

[@toohotohandle]

Kyrene Herrera that's the blood of those poor things

[@Vielt0]

Kyrene Herrera PLANTS SENSE PAIN TOO

[@pez4]

It's not as good because almond plants don't have 4 stomachs or eat grass :-)

[@Dantick09]

Those poor almonds, you should be ashamed! >:(

[@GajanaNigade]

Kyrene Herrera that's like calling apple juice "apple milk". call it what you want. that's not milk.

[@rufioh]

2:01 Sheeps? Pretty sure the plural is sheep

[@samumohacsi]

Rufioh it is, but i think he's talking about different species of sheep. Like how we use "peoples" to describe different nations.

[@lindasek1206]

Not sheeps but sheep's [milk]

[@ДимитърИванов-д3ш]

Rufioh pretty sure, he is talking about different kinds of sheep - you can say sheeps, kind of the way you can say peoples

[@rufioh]

Linda Sliwicka but they use Buffalo as the plural of Buffalo in the same part of the video, so I'm fairly certain it's not a possessive S being used.

[@rufioh]

Димитър Иванов Admittedly I'm not well versed in sheep, but that sounds very wrong to me.

[@patrickjmt]

I wonder if KZbin will censor the thumbnail. I had to remove the picture of my mannequin cause it was so 'offensive'.

[@ciyapciyap3458]

There is nothing offensive about breastfeeding.

[@andersa222]

You must be an 8 year old 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@andersa222]

Cyanna Miranda he being childish- you know what nvm

[@andersa222]

Cyanna Miranda I said I’m done I ain’t talking about it again so yeah 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@septicaemiaussus5875]

@Cyanna Miranda you're*

[@crispyein8601]

0:50 THEY'RE SO CUTE *breathes* THE ENTIRE ANIMATION IS SO CUTE

[@anniechen9208]

@NILOY Bangladesh You just type whatever time and it'll turn automatically blue/highlighted

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know right?

[@embeboso8329]

@@anniechen9208 5:16:14

[@isaM08]

Back in Brazil, I could leave milk for months in the pantry, but when I moved to the US it would go bad by being in the fridge for about 2 weeks. Both me and my roommate are Brazilian, so we always thought it was weird and wondered why it happened. Just sent her a message telling her I found out why lol

[@annabellesalveson1150]

I drink almond milk. It's very sweet and healthy!

[@Shimamon27]

Must be hard waking up early in the morning every day... To milk the almonds...

[@unusunus4613]

Annabelle Rose Was it sweetened with sugar or not? because I've had the natural no added sugar stuff and it tastes like weird water.

[@caroline8940]

ÖRLOGSKAPTEN #MAKEKZbinGREATAGAIN there’s also banana, oat, cashew, or many other kinds of plant milks to try

[@unusunus4613]

Caroline When I'm older I will try all the different milks but for now I'm just going to stick with normal milk 😅 thanks for the suggestions tho

[@bubblegumpop078]

No it aint healthy because it has. A more hihger chance to give you cancer so good luck

[@evelynneleanan7352]

At 2:01, I want to add a revision. It’s a common misconception that buffalo live in North America. They are actually native to Africa, and only live in North American zoos, much like giraffes or lions. The animal that you are thinking of are bison. I hope this helps 😊

[@Eszra]

Can we all agree that the animals are adorable in this?! Their so cute!

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know right?

[@Phoenix_1991]

Makes you appreciate the human body and your mother a whole lot more. Thanks mom!

[@StrangeDad]

I simply LOVE milk ... and I'm lactose intolerant. Poop.

[@SweetheartCat94]

You can get some lactase enzyme from pharmacy and eat milk. I am lactose intolerant too and I do this.

[@imagin.e.ternity]

Yes, poop.

[@VixenAurora]

There's so many kinds of milk that comes from plants instead of animals! That way, you get to enjoy milk, and you don't cause unnecessary harm to cows and their babies!

[@yvieoluoch66]

@@VixenAurora It's the flavour. There's nothing that can ever, and I mean ever, compare to cow's milk. I was born with eczema, and drinking milk, even mama's, was dangerous as a toddler. Now? There's no way I am giving that up. The gratefulness is that cows raised in our country and neighbouring countries have always practiced care with cattle. It's Masai land.

[@kikisakura8189]

Just because you are lactose intolerant doesn't mean anything. Everyone sins sometimes. Everyone... sins... But on a real note, milk is amazing.

[@natiwati7878]

Don’t mind me, I’m just a kid learning more on social media than I do in school :D

[@cloudbearii]

@Ch Erry um.

[@reeticulous6902]

@Ch Erry i appreciate ur sense of humour man ..... nice joke

[@emma-yv9dz]

@Ch Erry 🧑‍🦯

[@number1kenyan]

@Ch Erry sometimes I wish I was illiterate

[@Sonic35667]

@Ch Erry 🧐🧐🧐 📸📸📸

[@toushei]

Those animal drawings are very well drawn, I must say.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I agree

[@Tess0246]

Soooo many people are pissed off about not showing what happens to the animals or "how cruel the industry IS", this video was educational and based on the factory methods. It touched the basics and described what gave milk, different methods, the differences in a couple animals, and then went on about the processing. The topic wasnt almond milk and how it's made, nor was it arguing semantics about whether it's humaine or not- there was no misrepresentation to the video because "it failed to talk about blah blah blah". Did it talk about how most animals can't drink milk when they are adults? How it makes them sick? WHY humans can drink milk? There's more "lost information" than just sore cow nipples and cow baby desperation, but that just wasn't what the video was ABOUT. No content creator should be limited by a viewers sensitive insensitivities on other peoples needs and wants, thats raping their content to fit your personal agenda of pissing in your own mouth and putting your big toe in your asshole.

[@krism6260]

They skipped the part where the enzym lactase reduces significantly after weening age, indicating we dont need milk anymore afterwards, and explaining why so many people are lactose intolerant. Chance missed.

[@jlshoem]

Cow's milk is designed by nature to be the perfect food -- for calves, not for human beings.

[@joeyschmahl6597]

Beta go to collage, uneducated vegan!!!

[@jlshoem]

Should I go so that I can learn to spell "college" correctly?

[@marydinh7603]

Ok and?

[@joeyschmahl6597]

Beta no, but because milk is good for you!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@ubu6949]

Humans are not much different from the animals in DNA We are much more similar to cows than previously believed.

[@BellaGoth388]

It would have been nice to hear about the production of evaporated milk and powdered milk as well

[@Inkyminkyzizwoz]

Hasn't anyone thought of treating milk with irradiation instead of heating, like we do with canned food? It might avoid the issues with the heating affecting the make up of the milk

[@JanetStarChild]

I love dairy. It makes life worth living. Milkshakes, cheesecake, pizza, icecream, hot buttery popcorn.. ..I can go on...

[@danielfansgroup]

not only you, I love cheese

[@JanetStarChild]

I try my best to keep my diet in check. Not gonna lie, I could lose some weight, but I'm still within the range of normal. Baby got back.

[@DesireeHooston]

Doesn't make life worth living for those cows who get their calves taken. I'm sure you could live without a milkshake. Those babies would rather have their mama.

[@joelr.garcia377]

JanetStarChild You can get all that in a vegan cruelty free manner mate! much healthier too

[@JanetStarChild]

I'm willing to try it. Just point me to the right direction.

[@mrblue.tit.8906]

I can't believe I used to drink cow's milk.... eww turns out I'm not a baby cow lol

[@villager1831]

Mr Blue.tit. Are you American?

[@morganthem]

Are any of us?

[@mrblue.tit.8906]

I live in England, though my parents are from AustraliaVillager

[@notjustanotherguy739]

Mr Blue.tit. Haha, me neither XP #Ilovesoymilk

[@mrblue.tit.8906]

Not just another guy rude health almond milk is for me.. but I love oatly oat milk for cooking and smoothies

[@mondraymondo]

1:57 learned something new that male mammals can also lactate omg

[@OutlawMaxV]

Again Platypus has to weird and have "ducts" for secreting milk...

[@katrinathekitchen]

We drink so much milk because of the advertisements.

[@user-oq1bw3ec8o]

No cause its good and tastes good

[@atiya2154]

I love milk

[@inspirex1831]

@@atiya2154 plsss nooo

[@SpeedyC16]

I love milk Come at me hate comments.I'm ready.

[@bryanenzu8579]

There's only compassion for you.

[@SpeedyC16]

Bryan Enzu 👍 likewise friend

[@KookiesNolly]

WTF! the number of vegans arguing with/insulting people in the comments just because they like fucking cow milk is mind-blowing. I wanted to be a vegan too but they often sound like freaks.

[@alvinvaldes5034]

Speedy Cord I admire you're bravery.

[@DesireeHooston]

You know who also likes milk? Calves. You know who doesn't get to drink it? Calves. You know how many calves a cow gives birth to and taken away within 12 hours? At least 4 or 5. Drinking milk is a barbaric fetish. It's nice that you love another animals breast milk I guess...

[@RubyCheetahCub]

I heard that it took about nine thousand years after the domestication of cows for humans to become tolerant to the lactose specifically designed for cows. I'm not sure about other milks, but in human milk, most of it isn't for the baby, it's for the bacteria growing in its gut. Plus, evolutionarily, mammals were originally made to be lactose intolerant after they reached a certain age. These are a few things that he neglected to mention in the video.

[@ask9087]

As another commenter said, I'm sure it has to do with mother dying and the father having to feed baby, in history. Also some people do better with milk pre pasteurization

[@msheart2]

“ in human milk, most of it isn't for the baby, it's for the bacteria growing in its gut” One is the other, dear.

[@amir705]

thank you very much! The secretion of the mammary glands is "apocrine" type - the apical portion of the cells is part of the secretion [i.e milk] as well.

[@isaphoenix9673]

His explanation, ↪🔄🔃🔚🔜🔙🔝🔝🔙↪🔄🔃🔃 Me: I learned a new word today. My sister: oh yeah, what is it?" Me: (try to pronounce Mammocytus) My sister: What does it mean? Me: I- it- well- I don't know

[@pindiwal4717]

"Male cats can also produce milk." Me: stares at my male cat WHere Is MY FrEe mIlK?!!

[@kikisakura8189]

I think I'm just going to call someone real quick... Animal rescue Corp? Yeah, I got someone trying to milk their pet cat.

[@shreyamishra5186]

Uh hello is this peta 😜😜😜

[@splifle]

I remember growing up near a farm and drinking milk that just came from a cow, it was hot and completely different to the milk (or should I say empty liquid pus calories) that you get now.

[@ghurabaa114xx]

Yup

[@trishna_6815]

I grew up on a farm and used to love it when something happened to the house cow and we got to buy 'town milk'. Homogenised milk is the bomb.

[@tyc1Z.Z1]

Fresh farm milk does taste different . Milk in cartons can take anywhere between few days to few weeks post collection to reach the consumer. Most likely this alongwith all that processing alters the taste

[@El-fi6mp]

Random science and facts will one day save your life. That's why i watch Ted-Ed.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know what you mean

[@DrLoeyz]

I also think, that something that claims to be a TED should contain info about the consequences of milk production for the enviroment, for the treatment of cows and that animal milk just doesn't fit human nutrition needs :/

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

Random Stuff ...But what if none of that is untrue?

[@Shimamon27]

CrashCourse did a good job of presenting the impact of the animal industry. They aren't vegan, but, they are aware of the problem.

[@marlonmoncrieffe0728]

Y B This video wasn't about the dairy industry but about milk.

[@melissabautz2346]

We've evolved to be able to drink milk. Well, 50% of us have. I'm lactose intolerant, but half of the world can consume it.

[@toranggurning1346]

i litereally learn much more from this channel than on school

[@jasminejenefaebenezer5545]

Me here in South India was born in a very typical village. I drank milk after just boiling it after milking it. Trust me. It is the tastiest. And I'm pretty healthy

[@CalebOliver]

Let’s consider what is best for the planet as we plan our meals. 🌎💚🙏🏾

[@boogstarwillis7336]

These Ted Ed talks have so much information that's useful, Tik Tok ? We don't know her.

[@mosesart.47]

Watch "Dairy is Fuckin Scary" on KZbin and it'll debunk everything being discussed here.

[@mrscorpion1829]

Moses Lawson English please?

[@mosesart.47]

mrscorpion1829 that's literally the videos title aha

[@mrscorpion1829]

Moses Lawson so it's called"watch dairy if fuckin scary on KZbin and it'll debunk everything being discussed here" pretty weird title

[@mosesart.47]

mrscorpion1829 don't pretend like you don't know what I'm talking about. Ignorance suits no one

[@Bcsouza19]

I believe the two videos discuss different topics, only tangentially related. 'Dairy is Fucking Scary' is about industry cruelty to the animals. This video skips all that and looks at the effects of milk in human nutrition. Now, here's the thing. Animal cruelty in the dairy industry didn't happen before it became an industry, that is, before the industrial revolution reached that field. Before, humans already drank milk, and things were more sustainable, all at the same time. Secondly, activists have a choice: they either push for the industry to disappear, or to include animal rights in their agenda, while continuing to produce milk and other products, albeit at a (possibly much) slower rate. The conclusion is that human consumption of milk does not rely on, and can exist without, cruelty against animals. If someday we manage to stop the industry cruelty (my choice), we could still find a way to keep producing cow-suffering-free milk for those who want it (also my choice). There is no divide between 'I hate animal cruelty and so will never drink milk' and 'I drink milk and therefore support animal cruelty'. Some nuance is in order here.

[@chrissyboo564]

God is PERFECT, look at HIS perfect creations 💓🙌🏻 and PERFECT plan!

[@alienonmyownplanet2655]

I love TED ED videos .. full of knowledge and no BS

[@nicholas.alexander1122]

There was a video cartoon by Share My Story and this person was talking about how he is still drinking milk at 16.

[@jcw4969]

What’s wrong with drinking milk?

[@Sarcastix7]

Has all the essential amino acids our bodies don't produce, is tasty as fuck and without it, cornflakes would taste like shit. Milk FTW

[@fatboystudios08]

Guys look I admit Ted ed might explain it unlike the video but what happen there is just years ago I think Ted ed is trying to explain is that since we humans got smarter we thought of better way to produce milk and thats still good and educational it also tell us about how animals and humans feed their children milk. 🐮💗🙋🏻 Ted ed I support you no matter what

[@itz_notmick2614]

What I if told you You read the first line wrong :/......

[@asherdevin]

No! It can't be!

[@IntrusiveDuck]

Damn it

[@alexmurphy5548]

Nope I didn't

[@SweetTikTokLife]

omg

[@ghurabaa114xx]

Lol nice

[@hamzehmuhammad1242]

i love ted it is so good for learning about life

[@Martin-b8]

I'm lactose intolerant and I'm allergic to milk protein... When I drink milk it takes me like 15 min and then I throw up. That means I have to drink a substitude for milk (if I want some of course). After trying like... everything... I realized that coconut and almond "milk" (I don't care if it's milk or not) are the most healthiest substitudes (and they're also very tasty :3).

[@BillyBob-fo7mq]

But what makes chocolate milk is the real question.

[@alishad.5260]

Billy Bob milk+choclate=choccy milk

[@BillyBob-fo7mq]

I call baloney cocks on that Le Birb. I think it has to do with selective breading.

[@rondameravella2885]

Are you serious or kidding..... chocolate milk is ARTIFICIALLY FLAVORED. It has NOTHING to do with selective breeding. It is flavored milk.

[@ohyeahyeah6974]

you add the cows milk and then add their poop and mix well and wala chocolate milk ;)

[@geem.6996]

brown cows

[@zyfigamer]

That's genuine Cambodian breast milk right there!

[@hamiltontrash469]

Happy lunar new year ted ed :3 your way better then my senior science class !

[@frawgs]

The art style of this video is so adorable!

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

I know right?

[@CMdotPMdesign]

"...with the thirst of the consumers, the dairy industry has enlisted methods to set up production..." - the important part that everyone should know is skipped in one simple quote.

[@trankhai1201]

It's so satisfying when you say "milk":))))

[@hika_tube4768]

Well that was really informative. Thanks TED ed!

[@munqq]

I fucking love milk

[@Shimamon27]

Sounds like you have mommy issues.

[@siddharthchoudhary4278]

just switch second and third words.....boom!!!! mind=blown

[@rondameravella2885]

Nice one!

[@khangphan3671]

This is the cutest Ted Ed ever!

[@purplewyvern4015]

Although almond trees take up a lot of water, would they not also do a lot to reduce co2 emissions? Just curious

[@saracarlberg5974]

All vegetable milk substitutes are less harmful for the climate then milk from animals

[@shellyeditsalot]

The visuals were amazing. I could screen-shoot any frame for decorative purposes!

[@andrescjarami8]

It would’ve been cool if they explained the difference between almond milk and regular milk

[@CoRLex-jh5vx]

Here's the difference: One is made of almonds The other is normal, produced by mammals.

[@talhaakram]

Plants communicate and feel pain just like other living things, targeting something that cannot visually express its agony and treating it as non existent is like beating up the disabled kid (trying not to be too graphic). You should not go for something just because it looks visually better then the alternative on the shallow surface when underneath it is the same. Milk is just like fruits in that it is highly nutritious and you don't kill the organism in order to extract/harvest it. If you don't want to consume it fine with me just don't try to force your opinions onto people. You are a vegetarian good for you! vegan? same! can we please just stop calling each other freaks.

[@glecko9241]

Talha Akram put your hand over a flame, see what happens. put your girlfriends hand over a flame, see what happens. put your cat over a flame, see what happens. put a chicken, cow or any animal over a flame, see what happens. now put a tomato or an apple over a flame, and see what happens. plants do not have a nervous system.

[@crystalbeats7637]

exactly.thank you!!friggin vegans and vegitarians i swear

[@iputunicolasdearlandlaksma4130]

@@glecko9241 feeling pain is not just by screaming and crying. Plant just have different ways to feel pain

[@1Rose007]

Wrong plants don't have a brain or CNS they don't have pain receptors either.

[@akiraaidenpadilla3598]

@@glecko9241 Fun fact: The smell of fresh grass when mowing the lawn are the grass sending out something that basically is a scream for help

[@j-j-j6]

The part of massive animal torturing for human milk consumption is conveniently omitted. Never expected this from Ted ed

[@Chiffonkek]

The first person to prove that cow's milk is drinkable was very, very thirsty.

[@soarrefly]

Pasteurization was the best yet worst thing that ever happened to dairy.

[@graceromero7889]

is no one going to mention how you have to take a mother's young away from her to drink her young's milk?

[@thebot177]

I ONLY DRINK MY MOMS MILK. MY BODY REJECTS ANY OTHER MILK. MY MOM.FEEDS ME FOR 5 YEARS

[@danielbendl5600]

I'm just curious... Why are we so persistant with trying to drink other mammals' milk, even though so many people even nowadays aren't able to digest it properly?

[@danielbendl5600]

@LemonadeQuoks This comment actually makes a lot of sense, thanks !

[@prernaparashar5300]

Milk of mothers are for their own babies. Humans are not supposed to consume other animals milk. Dairy industry is cruel

[@Joe-3.]

I NEVER Really liked milk But..... I still dont

[@leonlawson2196]

ok

[@Joe-3.]

Yeah indeed... a very touching comment

[@froogletanimations1086]

Wait goat and camel males can make milk are you sure the scientists didn’t come around at the wrong time

[@Agape_rrv]

Deberian subtitularlo también en español (:

[@Waytigo]

TED-ED should do a vid on food preservatives. That'd be curious to see what goes on there.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

Oh yeah

[@thuanhh5961]

ted ed is the best show

[@phunkymind23]

I went off cow's milk years ago. I'm on almond milk now.

[@littlemug8398]

F

[@lukasmihara]

Congrats.

[@nyankosensey1531]

Hod dare you! Those poor poor almonds dont want to be milked! #freealmonds #stopnutcruelty

[@horacthy8577]

Almond juice

[@user-fz8fz1cg1r]

Good.

[@gfrozin]

Interesting that you can compose a whole essay on milk without mentioning any bad effects that one can get from drinking it. It's all true, what's in the video, but obviously not the whole story.

[@legakattack4771]

Pls enlighten us then. I mean I think that skim milk has a higher chance than normal milk for prostate cancer, but other than that I know of no adverse effects

[@ambarmarquez7051]

I love milk tbh, I like drinking a tall glass of it in the morning Ive tried almond and soy (almond is better tbh, not as thick) but it doesn't compare

[@ferociousmaliciousghost]

Cool. I love drinking soy milk. Almond is a close second and milk and rice milk are tied for third. I never tried oat milk though.

[@aditisk99]

@@ferociousmaliciousghost What about coconut milk?

[@ferociousmaliciousghost]

@@aditisk99 I don't really drink coconut milk. I think of it as more of an ingredient than a drink.

[@AniBAretz]

Too bad powdered milk wasn't covered to compare with UHT and pasteurized. I am interested in learning more.

[@terracedflame4702]

Btw the animation is so adorable!

[@dibershai6009]

I'm pretty sure that we can survive without drinking milk

[@kingdegenerate7765]

Yea we sure can, there other ways of receiving Vitmin D and calcium that we need to maintain balance

[@emilie2667]

Not babies

[@aditisk99]

@@emilie2667 Yeah obviously, but after entering adulthood, we can.

[@deebee9120]

"Sheeps" 😂

[@anastasiapineiroaguilera516]

@TED-Ed, maybe you should also make a video about how the dairy industry treats animals in order to get us milk ... not so much of a nice story like this one.

[@ultimatebishoujo29]

That’s true

[@wssnwwssloswysvwewww]

Make a video on should we drink milk , lot of controversy over it !

[@richardbennett4365]

He didn't talk about the dehydrated form of milk that has even longer shelf life.

[@TwentyPaphonies]

Ryan was kneeling in a bathtub...

[@melany8525]

Twenty Paphonies no

[@deletedjkcndsnsdnkcj]

this why people hate your fandoms

[@probablymalware9904]

NO DONT PLEASE WHYYYY

[@eyasoussi1290]

NOOOO

[@willi3725]

2:02 “sheeps”

[@teddochan4171]

Bro I can make pasteurized milk easy *waves gallon of milk in front of face* PAST-UR-EYES

[@emmye1861]

yyyeess

[@whendreamismathematics4709]

I don't like milk.. Still came to watch...

[@bensonwu1238]

Jonathan is a good teacher.

[@Rose-uk2rf]

“Why do humans drink so much milk” Me: I don’t

[@jaylyn1471]

That's why you're short and skinny.

[@1998rks]

Great video, very informative.

[@pablogarable]

Pretty interesting video, thanks so much for the information, and I like a lot the milk and their products...

[@КатяБарковская-б5х]

Nowadays milk isn't the healthiest product, also meat and vegetables - they are all chemically/ hormonally treated. In substance these product are all healthy, but due to big rates of consumption such treatments are inevitable. Diet is a combination of all products in special proportions, if you are concerned about your diet you can go to a nutritionist and he'll make a right menu for you, and you can take a truthful advice from him, an educated in this sphere of knowledge person, not from the comment section on KZbin

[@theodorebugsby3045]

Then, if milk supposedly supplies most of the needed calcium the more one drinks milk more chances there are to get osteoporosis?