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Seven Animal Mother-Child Bonds That Take Protectiveness to the Next Level
From Seth Millstein,
SentientMedia.org
August 2024
From the multi-generational matriarchies of elephants to the two-part pregnancies of kangaroos, the bonds between animals and their mothers are touching, impressive and sometimes downright odd. Here are just a few of some of the most incredible mother-child bonds in the animal kingdom.
Orangutan Mother and Baby
The animal kingdom has evolved some truly incredible maternal relationships, many of which rival the closest of bonds between human mothers and their children. From the multi-generational matriarchies of elephants to the two-part pregnancies of kangaroos, the bonds between animals and their mothers are touching, impressive and sometimes downright odd. Here are just a few of some of the most incredible mother-child bonds in the animal kingdom.
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Please see the ENTIRE ARTICLE HERE, including:
- Elephants
- Orcas
- Pigs
- Orangutans
- Alligators
- Cheetahs
- Kangaroos
Posted on All-Creatures.org: August 30, 2024
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