While most species don't practice monogamy or even have what could be called "relationships," some animals do choose to mate for life. ... All in all, wolf pairs are power couples to admire. Gibbons.

The world is rich in its diverse fauna. In the animal kingdom, love knows no bounds (literally), and some species commit to ...

When Monogamy Breaks Down Despite the benefits of monogamy, there are exceptions to the rule. In some species, ...

A century after wolves were wiped out in California, the iconic animals have mounted a promising comeback in the state, with ...

A wolf, the person claimed. A wolf, the animal’s slim snout suggested. ... but maybe 1 out of 10 is an actual wolf or a wolf-dog with enough wolf in its DNA to be Aponi’s mate. ...

The animals here live in pairs. Wolf packs in the wild consist of a family, not a group of strangers. ... The wolf mating season occurs only once a year for a single week.

The wayfaring wolf, captured twice in Northern New Mexico, recently set her sights on a new horizon: motherhood.