Humans are not the only ones dealing with monogamous relationships. Birds also have them, more than any other animal. And, like humans, their relationships are also quite . When we think about monogamy, we tend to focus exclusively on human relationships. There are indeed many of us who opt for the monogamous lifestyle, but we’re not the only species in the animal kingdom that faces this challenge. Scientists agree that around 90% of the bird species are monogamous, a massive majority that got many ornithologists wanting to know more. Monogamy in birds is social, not genetic The social dynamics of bird communities are quite complex, especially when it comes to breeding. There are many factors interfering with parents’ goals, such as the places they opt for mating. If they do not hang out in the best spots, chances are low that they will meet an ideal partner. And the mission is far from being complete even if they’re lucky enough to find someone. Team work is essential to r...
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