Translations:Codex: Saurmorians/14/en

During incubation, the female’s body always produces an excess of the proteins used in developing both the shells of her eggs and the scales of her young. This abundance of nutrition gathers along her chest to form two breasts, allowing the woman to breastfeed her hatchlings to further help strengthen their scales. The larger clutches produce more excess protein, resulting in the more fruitful and fertile females having larger and larger breasts in order to accommodate their bountiful and more regular pregnancies.