Birds divorce each other. You won’t believe the reasons behind it
Birds divorce each other. You won’t believe the reasons behind it
Researchers have discovered that the reasons behind divorce among birds can be similar to those seen in humans.
The species with high divorce rates were often closely related to one another. (Photo: Getty)
- Birds have been found to end their partnerships
- They too give divorce
Married couples separate from each other due to disagreements or loss of love, leading to lengthy court proceedings that result in divorce. A similar behavior has now been observed in animals.
Birds have been found to end their partnerships through a process referred to as ‘divorce,’ which varies significantly across different species. Birds are predominantly known for their monogamous social mating system, where they typically have a single mating partner for at least one breeding season.
Researchers have discovered that the reasons behind divorce among birds can be similar to those seen in humans, such as sexual conflict and stress from the surrounding environment.