Meanings of mate for life in English

We didn't have to choose to mate for life, Amara, but we did.

I feared I was like those swans-oris it pelicans-whomate for life.

Did you know swans mate for life, are inseparable?

Morphates don't have to mate for life, honey.

Howler and Mrs. Wolf mate for life, and each is at all times loyal to the other.

It is because they mate for life, but I would rather fall overboard than tell him this.

Or that memory I have of my mother and father, talking about animals that mate for life.

We don't have to mate for life.

Bald eagles mate for life and eagle watchers had seen Ozzie and Harriet together for more than 20 years.

Do any mate for life?

Emus can be monogamous and mate for life, and the place he sits is where the couple used to nest.

Marine biologists have also shown the species "falls in love" -pairings of males and females mate for life.

Now that the group prepares for their last ever shows, it's time to dispel another myth: penguins do not mate for life.

This means that, while they typically mate for life, extra-pair copulation between a female and a male other than her pair-bonded mate is not unusual.

We're bonded, you see, little me and a sixty-five-kilometre-long coral-armoured beastie, mind- mated for life.

They seemed to be born mated for life.