While most species don't practice monogamy or even have what could be called "relationships," some animals do choose to mate ...

The article examines the rare phenomenon of lifelong monogamous relationships in animals. It features species like beavers, ...

In the animal kingdom, reproduction is a necessary ... gave birth to three baby sharks after being separated from her mate for five years. Genetic testing of tissue samples from the mother shark ...

The role of a seahorse father is unlike that of any other animal in the animal kingdom. Seahorses mate for life, but it’s the father that becomes “pregnant.” Seahorse fathers will carry the ...

One of the most fascinating aspects of human life is how we choose our ... Older theory predicts that male mate choice should be less common in animals. However it plays an important role in ...

While most birds are active during the day, many insects and around 70 percent of mammals are nocturnal, coming out at night to forage for food and to find a mate ... life at night. Nocturnal ...

When asked about gay animals, the keeper said ... They're monogamous, they mate for life. "So there is a courtship, they will flirt, see who takes their fancy and once they're settled down ...

However, very young falcons may catch flying insects and, occasionally, Arctic peregrines will catch and eat ground-dwelling animals like ... Peregrines generally mate for life, returning each ...

Animals may be careful in their choice of mates for a variety of reasons. The ideal mate may have to hold valuable resources as well as being highly fertile or fecund. As likely as not, it should be ...

Kristi Noem shoots her puppy. Trolls accuse Tim Walz of faking his dog. The animal obsession is getting deranged ...