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There's only one for you, and you'd know your special one anywhere. Searching for years is a small price to pay for true love, and you'll reaffirm that love again and again over time.
You're a Laysan Albatross!
Albatross pairs are among the most devoted couples on the planet. That's because raising young requires teamwork for these birds. One partner may take a weeks-long turn on the nest while the other partner searches thousands of miles of open ocean for food to share. When not breeding, the birds wander alone, sometimes for as long as three years. Their reunion at the nesting colony is celebrated with a courtship dance that helps reestablish the pair bond.
Read more about the Laysan Albatross
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Want to learn more about moths that wear perfume, flies that steal other flies' dates, and salamanders that drug their mates? Click on the pictures below to discover animals’ surprising love lives.
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