The cows had calves (i.e. babies) before people found out how to milk them. The baby calves suckled the milk from their mothers' udders.
not sure, but i think cows
Actually, because all mammals produce milk, Gorrilla's or Monkey's milk would more than likely be the closest to Human's milk.
Most likely a goat or a cow
Hard to say, but most likely goats..
Well, in the book it says that the pigs milked them quite succesfully ..
A knife, or a bottle opener.
Never. No cows were milked in a plane, not ever.
Right after it had its first calf
what do you mean c-o-w not that hard an animal that has large utters and can be milked.
It depends on the personality of a goat, if they allow you to freely touch their udders it is very easy. After the goat is used to being hand milked it will become a routine for the animal and much easier for you. Most goats are milked on a stand, they are usually tied or eat grain while it is milked. Some farmers will hold the right leg of the animal while they milk it if the animal kicks. The teats are smaller than cattle teats are, however, they milk fairly easily if the animal is cooperative.
It depends what kind of animal. A cow doesn't mind too much.
Yes; any mammal can be milked.
Around 2 years or 24 months of age after they have had their first calf.
Milked. As in, "Sam milked the cow this morning."
how mean time dose a caw get milked
it is a weird question but certain spiders have to be milked and they do not like it at all.