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"Until I met my wife I always felt incomplete. Now I'm Finished." Owl monkeys are monogamous primates that raise young in nuclear families. I enjoy worried expression on what I presume is dad

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https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2588228/And-award-best-dad-goes-OWL-MONKEY-Mammal-unique-monogamy-parenting-skills.html

Big Nugget, Isle of Wight, United Kingdom, 1 decade ago

HUMANS are uniqe. DO Not apply amnimal love to them

Atheist, Arknsaw, United Kingdom, 1 decade ago

and you are a Muppet!


Siansian1, London, United Kingdom, 1 decade ago

I see there's two religious trolls above. One pretending to be a typical creationist Christian. The other being an "I'm not religious but I have a symbol of my faith but it's not really a faith and I'm going to preach about it to you" atheist.

Pro_Benitez_Cult, Downing Street, North Korea, 1 decade ago

Maybe they are monogamous because they can't find someone else who will take them because they are ugly? I had a pet gerbil no one wanted once. So I had him. Great character. He understood what I said and acted on my advice. RIP Clive :(

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The investigation of 35 offspring born to 17 owl monkey pairs turned up no evidence of cheating, and the male and female monkeys that cared for the young were the infants' true biological parents.

An additional analysis of 15 pair-living mammals found a strong connection between a species' faithfulness and how much of a role the males took in caring for their young.

https://media.tenor.com/_F9_Ui1hragAAAAx/hugs-monkey.webp

!animalposters wholesome monkey pairbonding and parenting post :marseywholesome:

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Monogamous non-cheating, with both parents raising the offspring ( :marseyjamming: ) is a good thing?! :marseypog#ger!s:

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An additional analysis of 15 pair-living mammals found a strong connection between a species' faithfulness and how much of a role the males took in caring for their young.

By that logic I wonder why the US black community has so many deadbeat dads alongside a rising population of deadbeat dads across all races.

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