Animals
'Mamma's Boys' Get Coddled Even Among Sea Lions
Many mothers will tell you that raising a boy takes a lot more out of you, compared to raising a little girl. The same apparently goes for sea lions too, where male pups stay "mamma's boys" longer and exhaust a lot more of their parent's energy, compared to sea lion daughters.
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