When Valentine’s Day arrives we all think of human love. Will and Guy wonder if love exists in the animal kingdom. We have some rather beautiful photographs to share with you to help you make up your own minds. Check out our free PowerPoint Presentation.
Swans – They are Mates for Life
Once they mate, swans remain together for life. Both partners share in building their nest, defending and incubating their eggs and caring for their young

Valentine Swans – Perfect Heart Shape

Give Us a Cuddle

I always love being with you

Leopard Love
Where Shall We Go Today?

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Love in the Animal Kingdom

- Swans Necking. Once they mate, swans remain together for life.
- Love between mother and baby hippopotamus
- Flamingos creating a heart shape
- Give us a cuddle
- Snuggling up is a good way to keep warm. Monkey business
- I always love being with you – leopard style
- Fancy meeting you here: you look like my mirror image (Grasshoppers)
- You are my sunshine, even in the snow (Doves)
- Please be my penguin friend?
- In their natural habitat seahorses make partnerships which last until one dies. In seahorses, pregnancy happens to the male animals
- Come a little closer
- I’m so glad we decided to have an elephant family. Will Junior’s trunk reach the water?
- I’ll do the hunting tonight, my dear, you have a rest my lioness
- I miss you so much when you go away – Lynx
- ..and perhaps we cats will stay out very late
- Do you know, you’re the loveliest looking Llama in the world?
- You can go on the exercise wheel first tonight, my beloved mouse
I like meeting you here, in the garden …………and then what did she say? - Come with me. I know where there’s some tasty scraps
I love you too - It’s lovely in here, why don’t you join me?
- Now, where shall we go today, my dearest ostrich?
- This sea lion has obviously got a soft spot for his keeper.
- Here we have an African lion bonding with the lady who saved his life. He obviously recognises her and gives her a hug, a kiss and a cuddle. She had rescued him when malnourished and had spent many days with him improving his health
More Love in The Animal Kingdom – Valentine Poses

Wonderful Photograph of Cockrell in Heart Pose

Lovely Heart Shaped Pose

Love in the Red Squirrel Kingdom

Will and Guy’s Twenty Favourite, Silly and Funny Animal Facts and Trivia

- Elephants spend 23 hours a day eating.
- Snakes can see through their eyelids.
- Cats have 32 muscles in each ear.
- Cows give more milk when listening to music.
- Slugs have 4 noses.
- Camels have 3 eyelids.
- Polar Bears are the only mammals with hair on the soles of their feet.
- Penguins can jump up to 6 feet high.
- Flamingos can only eat when their head is upside down.
- Giraffes do not have vocal cords.
- Tigers have striped skin as well as striped fur.
- Chameleon tongues are as long as their body.
- Hippos can stay underwater for up to 30 minutes.
- Zebras are white with black stripes.
- Rats last longer without water than camels.
- Goldfish have a memory span of 3 seconds.
- Ostrich eyes are bigger than their brain.
- Bats always turn left when exiting a cave.
- Grasshoppers have white blood.
- Scallops have 35 blue eyes.
And one more for luck: Koalas are one of the few mammals that have fingerprints.
The King of the Beasts Exhibiting Love

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