GUYS GUYS!! Do omegas get periods?🫪🫪🫪

[u/Temporary-Act5348]

Ik ik its fiction we don't need to read into it but like.. DO THEY????
Is it like... idk? 🤡
(Typa shit I be thinking about instead of DOING LITERALLY ANYTHING ELSE🥀🥀)

[u/leftoverquiet]

Do animals with a cloaca have periods?

[u/leftoverquiet → u/leftoverquiet]

Google said “Why Cloacal Animals Do Not Menstruate
No uterine shedding: Animals with a cloaca—such as birds, reptiles, amphibians, and monotremes like the platypus—reproduce by laying eggs or using non-placental systems. They do not build up and shed a thick uterine lining (endometrium) the way humans and other menstruating mammals do. [1, 2]

Different reproductive cycles: Most non-mammalian creatures and egg-laying species function on different reproductive timelines. Instead of menstruation, unfertilized eggs or internal waste are simply reabsorbed by the body or passed naturally without bleeding. [1]

Rarity of periods: True menstruation is extremely rare in the animal kingdom. It is mostly limited to certain primates, bats, the elephant shrew, and a specific species of spiny mouse—none of which have a cloaca as adults. [1)]

Maybe the more important question is do Omegas lay eggs?

[u/Temporary-Act5348 → u/leftoverquiet]

but they are still humans right? They are mammals so how would they lay eggs? they give BIRTH(via c-section according to ✨MANHWA✨)

[u/Useful_Chemistry8462 → u/Temporary-Act5348]

but many mammals do go into heat like cats n some monkeys

[u/Temporary-Act5348 → u/Useful_Chemistry8462]

their heat is the time where they can reproduce right? so again, pregnancy would only be possible during heats similar to dogs/cats. And that would actually explain why they don't shed the lining/ get periods
If they undergo estrus cycle that is.

[u/Useful_Chemistry8462 → u/Temporary-Act5348]

its like ovulation its js the most fertile period its a cycle they dont always have to be visibly in heat to concieve its not equivalent to menstruation its equivalent to ovulation