Monogamous Animals

First Angelina split with Brad, then Justin Bieber split from his girlfriend and now Mary Berry has dumped Great British Bake Off . Let’s just wipe away our tears and accept that this has been a record-breakingly bad week for relationships. In this age of speed-dating, apps and disposable everything, it’s easy to just assume that everlasting love just doesn’t exist, that it’s just a sickly song by Jamie Cullum. Well, you’re wrong. There are lots of devoted couples out there that we can all learn from, they just happen to be a bit feathery, scaly and fishy…

Here are 10 animals that mate for life:

1. Swans

swans

Unlike many celebrity relationships, these glamorous birds stay together for life, with no magazine deals…

2. Macaws

macaw

These colourful birds over have eyes for each other, now that’s worth talking about!

3. Seahorses

seahorses

These sea creatures say ‘neigh’ to cheating on their partners.

4. Penguins

penguins

Not only do they mate for life, they also like to build their nests together. This proves, if you can get through DIY projects together – you can get through anything!

5. Wolves

wolves

It’s more than just puppy love when a pair of wolves get together, they’re in this for the long-haul.

6. Barn Owls

owls

Barn owls are right love birds, they even get depressed when they are parted from their other-half.

7. Gibbons

Northern White-cheeked Gibbons, (Nomascus leucogenys, Hylobates concolor leucogenys), pair, captive, Asian species, Czech Republic, Europe

There’s no monkeying around if you’re a settled down Gibbon. They put a ring on it.

8. Orcas

orcas

There’s nothing fishy about Orca relationships, they’re sure when they find ‘the one’.

9. Beavers

beavers

You can be dam well sure your beaver spouse wood never leave you.

10. Bald Eagles

baldeagles

Bald Eagle couples are committed, even when they get old and their hair starts receding…

 See! Love exists!

Until next time,

The Just Singles Team

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