Magellanic Penguin
Double-banded traveler of Patagonia
Mating Social Behaviors
Socially Monogamous
Pairs form social bonds and share parental duties, though extra-pair mating may occur
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Socially Monogamous Animals
Green Bee-Eater
Green flash of the open country
Indri
The singing giant of Madagascar's trees
Golden Oriole
Golden voice in the green canopy
Discus
Discus: the Amazon's living discus
Roseate Spoonbill
Sweep. Snap. Pink perfection.
Quetzal
Jewel of the Mesoamerican cloud forest
Spix's Macaw
Blue hope from Brazil's Caatinga
Harpy Eagle
Power of the rainforest canopy
Hoopoe
Crest up, bill down-hoopoe on patrol.
Cockatoo
Crested geniuses of Australasia
Maned Wolf
Cerrado's long-legged fruit-eating canid
Blue Jay
Crest up. Smart. Loud. Blue.
Golden Masked Owl
New Britain's owl with a golden mask
Wolffish
Crushers of the cold seafloor
Wolf Eel
Looks like an eel-loves like a wolf.
Albatross
Born to ride the wind
Hornbill
Big bills, bigger forest roles
Wandering Albatross
Wings built for the roaring forties
Peregrine Falcon
Built for the stoop.
Cooper's Hawk
The backyard bird-hunter in stealth mode
Red Finch
Colorful city finch, feeder favorite
Arapaima
Hear the gulp, meet the giant.
Red Fox
White-tipped tail, world-class survivor