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Male emperor penguins diligently incubate eggs by balancing them on their feet and sheltering them in a brood pouch for approximately 65 days after the female lays them.
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Orangutan mothers provide long-term care, nurturing their young for up to eight years. They teach their offspring essential survival skills, such as foraging and building nests in trees.
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Elephant mothers are extremely attentive, remaining near their calves during the first two years of life. They offer protection, nourishment, and essential guidance in foraging for food and water.
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Lionesses often synchronise their reproductive cycles, allowing them to rear cubs collectively. This ensures the care and protection of the cubs by multiple adults, while male lions safeguard the pride's territory, iprotecting the young.
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Dolphin mothers are known for their extended care, with calves staying by their mother's side for several years. This period allows the young dolphins to learn complex social behaviors and hunting techniques.
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Certain poison frog species show exceptional parental care with both parents involved. They lay eggs away from water to prevent predation and alternate in guarding and caring for the offspring.
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