13 June,2024
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Male emperor penguins incubate the egg by balancing it on their feet and covering it with a flap of skin for warmth.
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Male wolves are highly involved in rearing their pups. They hunt for food and bring it back to the den, play with the pups.
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Male lions protect their pride and cubs from threats, ensuring their safety and providing food.
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Male seahorses carry the fertilized eggs in a pouch on their abdomen until they hatch, providing protection and nutrients to the developing embryos.
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This large flightless bird from South America has males that build nests, incubate the eggs, and care for the chicks after they hatch.
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Male red foxes bring food to the den for the vixen and pups and engage in play with the young to help them develop hunting skills.
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Male marmosets actively participate in raising their offspring. They carry the infants, groom them, and share food with them.
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