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The brown adipose tissue (BAT) makes up about 5% of a newborn's body weight. Newborn babies cannot yet efficiently thermoregulate themselves because they are so young. The BAT helps a baby's body with non-shivering thermogenesis when the body falls below a certain temperature. It also serves as cushioning and protection for the body parts.
Pregnant women put on weight around the hips and thighs to provide nourishment for the newborn. They also put on weight on the breasts of course but this will go when you stop breastfeeding, or if you don't start. To get rid of the hip/thigh weight you have to breast feed.
Brains, and other body parts, develop as we age. We learn more, adapt, and so on. Our brains gain much knowledge, and thus grow.
About 40 liters of water are in the human body which, is about 57 percent of an average human's weight. Newborn babies can be about 75 percent, although it gradually decreases throughtout life. Most of the declining occurs in the first ten years of life.
there are 206 bones in a body... but when you are just a newborn you have 300.
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No, a newborn girl cannot menstruate - although newborn girls can have vaginal bleeding, it's a result of mothers hormones on the babies body, perfectly normal.
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Newborn raccoons are nearly naked when born but have a fine gray fuzz covering their body. The black mask is faintly visible.
(Original body weight)-(current body weight)= weight lost (weight lost)/(original body weight) * 100 = % of dehydration (degree of dehydration)