Elephants: Matriarchs lead herds and all members protect and care for calves.
Orangutans: Mothers carry and nurse their young for up to eight years.
Poison Dart Frogs: Fathers transport tadpoles on their backs to water sources.
Seahorses: Males carry fertilized eggs in a pouch until they hatch.
Octopuses: Females guard and oxygenate their eggs until they hatch, often dying afterward.
African Wild Dogs: Pack members regurgitate food for the young.
Cheetahs: Mothers teach cubs hunting skills over several months.
Penguins: Both parents take turns incubating eggs and feeding chicks.
Kangaroos: Joeys develop in the mother's pouch for several months post-birth.
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