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Many animals are monogamous, developing stable pair bonds with partners over many years. These include:
Mammals
Birds
- Bald eagles
- Barn owls
- Black vultures
- Brolga cranes
- Condors
- Golden eagles
- Ospreys
- Pigeons
- Red-tailed hawks
- Sandhill cranes
- Swans
Fish
- Anglerfish
- French angel fish