With Valentines Day coming up, there are many cute fun facts regarding animals with their partners and lovers.
Sea Otters: Sea otters hold hands while sleeping to stay together and avoid drift
ing apart.
Penguins: Male penguins propose to females with the perfect pebble.
Seahorses: Seahorses swim together holding tails.
Cows: Cows have best friends and can actually get sad when separated from them.
Cats: A slow blink from a cat is considered a “kitty kiss”, signaling their trust and love for you.
Dogs: When does sneeze during play time, it’s their way of showing they are having fun, if they paw at you, they are showing their form of affection.
Elephants: They are known to express sadness and grief and sometimes appear to mourn their loved ones.
Parrots: Parents give their chicks unique names in which they use for life.
Swans: Swans swim beak-to-beak created a heart, and tend to stay together forever.
Squirrels: Squirrels will adapt baby squirrels if they are alone and orphaned. Squirrels
Beavers: Beavers spend as much time hanging with their life partners as they do creating dams.
Guinea Pigs: Guinea pigs are very social creatures, so much so that in Switzerland it is illegal to own less then two together.
Pufferfish: Pufferfish create a unique art out of sand along the ocean floor to attract females.
Black Vultures Black vultures both share their parenting duties equally.
Puffins: Puffins mate for their whole life, they only lay one egg each year and both parents help raise the chick.
SOURCES:
https://www.thestudentsunion.co.uk/news/article/6013/Cute-Animal-Facts-for-Valentines-Day/