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Most mammals feed their babies through lactation, providing milk produced by the mother's mammary glands. This milk is rich in nutrients and antibodies, crucial for the infant's growth and immune system development. In contrast, birds typically feed their young through regurgitation, offering a pre-digested food source. Other species, like reptiles and fish, may rely on different methods, such as providing yolk from eggs or guarding young until they can forage independently.

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