Thank you humanearth for the cow

Yeah, but how many humans does it take to match a cows production of milk

@HumanEarth udders are udders

One cow can produce about 22,000 pounds of milk each year, which is roughly equivalent to the amount of milk produced by about 10 to 12 human mothers combined, as a lactating human typically produces about 25 ounces (1.5 pounds) of milk per day. Therefore, it would take several humans to match the milk production of a single cow.

@HumanEarth which you wanna suck?

Human Kind

@HumanEarth But what happens if you put a human female on a regular milking session multiple times/day/night for 5 years and drain them fully each time, like a cow? Maybe that volume would increase considerably.