Nobody really knows who first discovered milk, but they know that they used to drink milk all the way back in 7000 BC. They first started to hand out bottles of milk in 1878.
Its possible that someone saw a baby cow drinking from its parent, and wondered if they could do the same.
The main distinguishing feature of mammals is that the females of each species has mammary glands that produce milk. Females lactate only once pregnant; and the milk is used to suckle their infants. The mammary glands usually issue the milk from teats (aka nipples), but in the earlier mammals and monotremes (such as the duck-billed platypus, the milk simple oozes out of the gland and through the fur.
The mammary glands are derived from sweat glands; and it follows that mammals must have sweat glands. However, some mammals, such as dogs, have lost their sweat glands, even though they retain mammary glands.
So how was milk discovered? Answer: by hungry infant mammals.
By simple curiosity. They were curious as to what the baby was drinking and wanted to have a taste themselves.
milk was discovered when the 1st cow was discovered
It is very difficult to say. It probably started more as a curiousity-experiment than a purpose to find warm white liquid from an animal to drink from.
who discovered turning milk into plastic
when was milk discoverd
In 1724 a man named Sir Fredrickson Millkeerp discovered milk
Im not sure that there is gems in milk
no one invented it it was discovered by louie pasteur
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Maggie Milk Brauer
Louis Pasteur.
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Louis Pasteur, a Frenchman in the late 1600s discovered the process of pasteurization.
If it hadn't been discovered we would not be drinking milk or eating cheese as the bacteria in the milk would make us really sick.
Louis Pasteur, which is why we call it 'pasteurising' the milk, by heating it to 72oC.