Question

Which of the following animals mates for life: lobsters, lions, or coyotes?

Answer 1

Coyotes are known to mate for life.

Coyotes are monogamous animals, meaning that they mate for life. Once a pair of coyotes has formed a bond, they will stay together for the rest of their lives. The pair will defend their territory together and work together to raise their young. Coyotes are also known to form strong social bonds with other members of their pack, and will often help raise the young of their packmates.

Answer 2

Lobsters mate for life. Once they find a mate, they remain faithful and loyal to each other until one of them dies. They even hold each other's claws while walking and swimming, and they regularly perform courtship dances to reaffirm their bond. Lions and coyotes do not typically mate for life.