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why the newborn human body needs more care than other newborn animal babies​

Answer 1

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Human babies need more care than many animal babies because humans go for quality over quantity. For example a leatherback turtle lays an average of 110 eggs per clutch of which around 85% are viable. In comparison to a human who produces one usually. Even assuming twins that's more than 40 times more offspring per birth.

There are two main strategies used by animals, few offspring that are protected by the parents or many without parental care. Each have their advantages and disadvantages. For turtles quantity has proven successful for over 100 million years, they even became one of the odd animals out during the extinction of the dinosaurs along with crocodiles who have a similar strategy.

Humans produce few offspring but invest a lot of time into them. This is a survival strategy that's more than 10million years old. Hominids split from chimps around 5 million years ago and by this point it had proven successful. The general ape strategy and monkey strategy is to produce relatively few offspring but to invest a lot of effort in them.

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Answer 2

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Many can fend for themselves without any parental supervision almost immediately — picture baby sea turtles hatching on the sand and then somehow finding their way to the ocean.

Other animals, like newborn giraffe calves, are able to clamber upright and walk around on their own within hours of birth.