Love your significant other like a small animal | Love Your Valentine Like an Animal

My mother always criticized my lifestyle. “Must, must, stabilize. you can only have one partner！”She is a strong believer in monogamy.

My mother always judges my lifestyle. “Please, please, settle down. You should have only ONE partner!” She is a strong believer in monogamy.

“Mom, you really have old ideas, our generation has evolved! The tradition of monogamy has no scientific basis... "When I said this, I felt like I had won this conversation with the joy and pride of victory.

“Well, you are old fashioned, Ma. I am evolved enough to know this. Traditions like monogamy are not based on science,” I said with a sense of pride in winning the conversation.

To my surprise, my mother recited to me a long list of species in the animal kingdom that are monogamous. Which means they meet each other, date, and eventually settle down. No breakup, no divorce.

To my surprise, my mother recited a list of species in the Animalia Kingdom that actually mate for life. In other words, they meet, date and finally settle down together. No break up. No divorce.

Today is Chinese Valentine's Day, and I want to share with you the animals that my mother told me about several years ago. In 2019, love your partner well, like these cute little animals!

This Chinese Valentine’s Day, I would like to share with you the list my mom shared with me a few years ago. Love your Valentine this 2019 like these animals.

In the forests of Indonesia, every morning,

Both male and female gibbons perform a musical duet!

Some mornings in the forests of Indonesia, a male and female gibbon will perform a musical duet!

The male woos with gifts of dead rats and screams.

If a female owl responds with a chirp, she means "I do!" ”

Males woo females with screeches and gifts of dead mice. If the female responds with croaking sounds, 

she's basically saying, "I do."

The love of wolves lasts until death. In the wild, they start breeding at the age of two. Wolves that mate give birth to a litter of pups every year to strengthen their pack.

It's usually "'til death do us part" for wolves. In the wild, they start breeding by the age of two. Mated pairs build their wolf pack by having a new litter every year.

Males and females raise their young together until one partner dies. Home-loving beavers will occasionally flirt with other beavers, but this is not enough to break up the family.

The males and females co-parent their young and stay together until one partner dies. Attached beavers occasionally philander, but it's not 

enough to break up the family.

Long distance relationships aren't easy, but vultures can thrive in the process. These birds fly alone during their winter migration, reuniting with their mates each breeding season. Most vultures pair up when they are five years old and stay together for at least 20 years.

Long-distance relationships aren't easy, but bald eagles thrive in them. The birds fly solo during winter and migration, reconnecting with their mates each breeding season. Most eagles pair off by the age of five and stay together at least 20 years.

Don't let this cute name fool you. The lovers are aggressive masters who do everything like a pair of hunters, roaming the reef and defending their territory. Just like you might think your ex-boyfriend is clingy.

Don't let the name fool you. These lovers are aggressive fighters that do almost everything as a pair—hunting, hanging out in the reef, and defending their territory. 

And you thought your ex was clingy.

To avoid being eaten, these animals mate not all at once, but face to face multiple times, such as kissing and caressing each other's suckers. Not suitable for children... Haha, I really want to say to them: Hey! Find a room, please!

Instead of mating once at a distance to avoid being eaten, these creatures mate face to face a number of times and even appear to kiss and fondle each other's suckers. Get a room, you two!

Not only do they help their mates build nests, they are also among the ducks

A species of bird in which a husband and wife share the responsibility of incubating eggs.

In addition to helping their mates build nests, they're one of only two male birds in the Anatidae family that share egg incubation duties.

They are extremely loyal to their partners, and one of the reasons why they are famous is that they will physically attack those who cheat on them.

Unbelievable?

They are so committed to one another that some black vultures have been known to physically attack others who were caught cheating on their mate.

The spring silkworm's silk will not be used up until it dies, and the wax torch will not dry until it turns to ashes.

It can also be used to describe turtle doves. They only love one person in their lives.

Considered a symbol of love and devotion.

Turtle doves stay together until death, and are recognized as a symbol of endless love and devotion.