Once and for all: monogamous animals that find a mate for life (15 photos)

Monogamy is a very rare thing both among animals and among of people. But in these two cases there are rare exceptions. Heroes This collection will be animals that form a couple of times and for life. And if, for example, many people remember that the main representatives of monogamy swans are in nature, then not many people know that such faithful couples can also include gloomy vultures and conflict geese. And also on wedding, you can make a toast and wish the young people a long, happy beaver love. What? Yes, you heard right.

beavers





The beaver prefers to live with his chosen partner all his life. If for some reason he turns out to be a widower, there is a good chance that a new he will not look for a narrowed one.

penguins



Penguins are responsible for finding a couple and creating a family. These birds remain faithful to their chosen partner all their lives. male and female take care of the offspring on an equal footing.

barn owls





When a male and female barn owl form a pair, they do not even disperse. after their babies grew up and flew out of the nest. Pair of barn owls continue to live together all their lives.

storks



Storks create monogamous couples, but call them "lovebirds" it is forbidden. For example, storks prefer to "rest" from each other, flying away to wintering apart.

gray crows



Gray crows also form monogamous unions for life and anxiously take care of their chosen ones and chosen ones.

Wolves



Wolves are a famous example of loyalty among animals. They form a couple for life, and only death can separate them.

Swans



Swans are traditionally considered symbols of eternal love. AND Indeed, these birds create couples for life. If the partner of the swan dies, he will cry plaintively for several months, mourning the loss.

black vulture



These unsightly carrion birds also prefer monogamous relationship. A pair of black vultures, creating a family, plan to live with each other friend until death.

dikdik antelope



Pairs of these charming antelopes remain faithful to each other for throughout life and are distinguished by incredible care towards to their chosen ones and chosen ones.

steppe vole



Rodents usually don't know the word "fidelity". But steppe voles exceptional case. They choose a companion for life and in caring for offspring is invested equally.

gibbons



Unlike other monkeys, gibbons do not live in packs, but prefer to form families. Gibbons are considered monogamous animals, but they also have betrayals of permanent partners, and departures from the family, and other domestic conflicts.

Lovebirds



Not including lovebirds in this list would be insultingly. The devotion of these birds is already stated in their name.

Albatross



Albatrosses are incredibly responsible in choosing a partner. Finding a suitable companion or companion can take several years. More would be, because for these birds this is the choice of a couple for life.

geese



Geese are monogamous birds and are faithful to their partners or partners. Geese even in wintering stay together with their chosen ones.

pigeons



Pigeons are also monogamous. Male and female prefer to take care of offspring together and hatchtake the eggs one by one.