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    Ten animals-most faithful to their spouses

    Although monogamy in the animal kingdom is rare, it\'s far from boring. When a priest ask: \"have you resolved to be faithful to your husband?\", they say \"Yes\" . Human beings does this similar thing, but quite a lot of people betrayed their spouses. The following ten animls fulfilled their promises to their spouses, They were regarded as the most loyal animals in terms of love an marriage.
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    No.3 Bonnethead shark

    　　Females of this small hammerhead shark species were thought to mate with several males and store their sperm for later use, so scientists assumed the resulting litter of baby sharks would have several different fathers. It was thus a surprise when studies revealed most litters are sired by the sperm of just one father. The finding suggests the females are either *ually monogamous, mating with only a single male, or that they mate with many males but that the sperm of one out-competes the others.
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    No.2 Argiope aurantia spiders
    Males from many spider species die during or after *, but that\'s because the females eat them. Male A. aurantia spiders willingly sacrifice themselves while mating: During *, a male will leave one of its mating appendages inside the female\'s body, where it acts as a kind of organic chastity belt, preventing her from mating with other males.
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    No.1 Prarie Vole

    Consider males of this mouse-like species, for example. They will stick with the female they lost their virginity to. Far from eyeing other females, a mated male vole will actually attack other females. Scientists have traced this behavior to hormones in the rodent’s brain, which triggers lasting bond formation and increased aggression toward potential home wreckers.
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