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Why did humans start drinking milk from cows?

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Drinking another animal’s milk is unusual in nature—most people are lactose intolerant, in fact. So why did humans start doing it some 9,000 years ago?

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Why did humans start drinking milk from cows?

Drinking another animal’s milk is unusual in nature—most people are lactose intolerant, in fact. So why did humans start doing it some 9,000 years ago?

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National Geographic broke the news in Washington, United States on Friday, July 19, 2024.
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