8 monogamous animals that mate for life

Swans: Their graceful movements and heart-shaped formations have made them a symbol of lifelong love.

Wolves: These social creatures live in packs with a dominant breeding pair. While some extra-pair copulations might occur, the mated pair usually remains loyal.

Albatross: These majestic birds are known for their elaborate courtship rituals and long-lasting partnerships. 

Gibbons: These primates live in family groups with a monogamous pair at the center. 

French Angelfish: These colorful fish form monogamous pairs and work together to defend their territory and raise their young. 

Barn Owls: These nocturnal hunters often mate for life and exhibit strong pair bonds. 

Bald Eagles: These majestic birds typically form long-lasting pair bonds and remain together for several breeding seasons. 

Prairie Voles: These small rodents are known for their strong pair bonds and social monogamy. 

This information is not DNA's opinion but obtained from media reports