Since we are walking into the new year of 2018 I decided
to write a blog about the concept of new things such as new baby humans and new
baby animals. I have limited my graphics to that of a newborn human baby and a
newborn puppy as I don’t feel the need to overload my blog with too many
graphics.
It doesn’t matter if the item you are viewing is a
newborn human baby, a newborn puppy, or even something as simple as a new plant
sprouting in your garden. Everything starts small and tiny and grows larger. Some
of these items that start out small, and often defenseless, grow at a very fast
rate and others grow at a slower rate, depending upon the environment and how
generations of reproduction has dictated things.
One example is that of a prey animal such as a deer or
other wild animal. Usually the babies are born and able to walk and run within
a matter of minutes. This is due to generations of their species being prey, or
food, for predators. It just comes naturally that their babies would be able to
stand, walk, and run, quickly to avoid being eaten.
However when human babies they are pretty much unable to
do things on their own and they are considered defenseless for at least one
year. Then at the one year point they start to comprehend how to do things on
their own but they are still pretty much defenseless and that is why human
babies remain with their parents until they are out of their teen years. A way
different concept when you consider that most animals will leave their parents
when they are about six months of age.
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