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February 2024

The New Falcon Herald

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Two monkeys are sitting on top of a rock — Gibbons become a couple for life and form a family that stays together until the offspring grow up and leave home.

Two beavers kissing in the water — Beavers, who mate for life, live in colonies that are made by the beaver couples to raise their children.

Two wolves standing in the snow in the woods — Gray Wolves are monogamous; and, in the pack, only the alpha pair are allowed to breed during the season.

Two green and yellow lovebirds sitting on a branch — Courtship behavior among Love Birds is one of the earliest forms of mate selection, and the mates commit for a lifetime of about 15 years.

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