Discoverd - there is no exact date recorded because milk has been used since prehistoric times
How-People would ahve observed animals suckling, and realised that animals produced milk just like human women do. And it would not take much working out to realise that a large animal like a cow or goat might produce milk that could be drunk by humans as well.
Who- all we know is that a person discoverd it, there are no names
How long has it been around- 7,500 years ago in a region between the central Balkans and central Europe.
Applications:
How its used- it can be used to drink, as an ingreadiant for food or drinks,milk baths,soured milk can be used as polish, repair china, sooth dry skin, a stain removal and many other ways
Milk is a very important source of energy, high quality-protein, and calcium. Humans need milk (dairy products), the calcium in milk is also really good for bones. The impact milk has had on humanity is very big, milk is used across the world. milk is put in food and drinks and everyday someone discovers a new way to use milk
Female animals produce milk to raise their young. People do to, but only females. Milk provides all the nutrients the baby needs to survive. Milk helped humans survive the ice age, Milk is very valuable to many living things.
Physical status-About 87% of milk is water, in which the other constituents are distributed in various forms. We distinguish among several kinds of distribution according to the type and size of particle present in the liquid.
1)Rendering plants take dead animals and turn those corpses into tallow. Around half of that fat is added into animal feed. So when Bessie starts chowing on her daily dose of grain, she’s probably eating her cousin.
2)The next time you buy a jug of milk, you might want to thank Lou Reed. According to a 2001 study by researchers at the University of Leicester, the Lou Reed song “Perfect Day” puts cows in the mood to make milk.Songs with less than 100 beats per minute can increase milk production by 3 percent. Scientists think these magic melodies relax the animals, letting them produce milk in higher quantities.
3)A few years ago New Zealands government passed a retail law which prevented supermarkets from selling "ordinary" milk, in an attempt to protect local corner shops and home- delivery services.