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Animal ethology Comparative psychology Animal models · Zoology

Many animals are monogamous, developing stable pair bonds with partners over many years. These include:

MammalsEdit

• Beavers
• Coyotes
• Gibbon apes
• Prairie voles
• Termites
• Wolves

BirdsEdit

• Bald eagles
• Barn owls
• Black vultures
• Brolga cranes
• Condors
• Golden eagles
• Ospreys
• Pigeons
• Red-tailed hawks
• Sandhill cranes
• Swans

FishEdit

• Anglerfish
• French angel fish

see alsoEdit

• Monogamous pairing in animals
• Monogamy
• Neuroscience of animal pair bonding