Answer: The mammary gland secrete a yellowish fluid called Colostrum that has less lactose than milk.
Explanation:
Colostrum is also called beestings is the first milk produced by the mammary glands during late pregnancy and after birth. Human colostrum are thick, sticky and yellowish. It has quality nutrients and antibodies but it is little in quantity. Colostrums is high in carbohydrates, low in fats, high in protein and high in antibodies. New born babies have small digestive systems and the colostrum will give the necessary nutrients for growth.
