why don't humans breed like bunnies? wouldn't it be more efficient to have lots of kids lots of times?

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The human body is not made like the bunny because we are made to make 1 at a time whereas bunnies are made to make several

Allushta [10]3 years ago

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Because humans are complex. bunnies are pretty simple and relatively easy to mass produce and their young die off more often. it's better to make them well than too make a ton of bad ones.

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