A family that loves each other
The duck father and the duck mother led their baby ducks for a walk on the lawn, and they were very at ease.
Small animals also have love, they also have homes, relatives, and children.
Symbolizing love, there are Mandarin ducks:
The Tang Dynasty poet Lu Zhaolin's poem "Chang'an Guyi" used the phrase "To become a bimian and how to resign to death, I am willing to be a Mandarin duck and not envy the immortals."
Meaning: Only willing to be a pair of Mandarin ducks and not envy the gods, to express the expectation of love.
And the French angelfish:
You'll never find a single French angelfish. The fish form a monogamous form of partnership agreement, where they will always be together as long as the other person is alive.
The love of animals is undeniable, and when animals encounter danger, they will also be the first to protect their children.
For example, a lion pounces on a small African bison, and the bison rushes to the lion to rescue its child.
There is also the mother hippopotamus who bites the invading crocodile all over the body in order to protect her son.
There are many, many examples of animals, like humans, who know how to protect their children.
Watching how happy these baby ducks are, their parents are always standing by the children's side to protect them.
Consider the abuse of their children by certain parents, who really don't even have the ability to do anything about animals.
