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![Right Whale Calves Engage in 'Allosuckle' Behavior to Steal Milk from Other Whale Mothers [Study]](https://d.natureworldnews.com/en/full/69149/right-whale-calves-engage-allosuckle-behavior-steal-milk-other-whale-mothers-study.jpg?w=509&h=292&f=d12bfd22a11bee90783e4c8ae0e106c3)
Right Whale Calves Engage in 'Allosuckle' Behavior to Steal Milk from Other Whale Mothers [Study]
Breast milk from mothers is common among mammalian species, including marine mammals such as right whales. Click to read more.
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