“My favorite guaranteed monogamous creature is a flatworm that parasitizes certain fresh-water fish.” Daniel J. Kruger Professor, Evolutionary Psychology, University of Michigan ...

Cartilaginous fish Although little is known about mating systems in sharks and other cartilaginous fishes, there is evidence that some species such as tiger sharks (Galeocerdo cuvier) could be ...

Regardless of your opinion on monogamy, it’s a trait found across many species, from songbirds to fish to many humans. But surprisingly, there are plenty ...

Hayley Folk is in an ethical, non-monogamous relationship with her husband. She makes videos and writes about her relationship and partners to raise awareness and fight stigmas ...

Monogamous couples shouldn’t just assume that their partner thinks exactly like them when it comes to cheating. In fact, they may not, which could lead to inadvertent betrayals.That’s why ...

Even though gay couples may statistically be more likely than straight couples to be non-monogamous, not every gay couple is − and assuming so does a disservice to the diversity of viewpoints ...

Source: Moose pair, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Public Domain The idea of mating for life went out with the so-called sexual revolution of the 1960s and books like Open Marriage. So why has ...

Monogamy, it’s revealed, is embedded in shared molecules across various amphibians, birds, mammals, and fish — despite the fact that monogamy evolved independently in each of these clades.

Scientists say the African cichlid Pelvicachromis taeniatus, a small monogamous fish that lives in the rivers and creeks of Cameroon and Nigeria, tend to favor inbreeding. Dreamstime Feb. 6, 2007 ...