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21 Animals who are madly in love

BY READERS DIGEST

1st Jan 2015 Animals & Pets

21 Animals who are madly in love

Whether you're furry or scaly, live on land or in sea, love is everywhere. Take a look at these animals who prove you don't have to be human to experience true love.

1. These two are inseperable. Literally. He's stuck right on there.

 

2. SNUGS! (No you can't join in!)

Spooning Cats

 

3. "You got something on yer cheek... oh no it's a kiss... mwah"

Foxes in love

 

5. Two kings, one love

Lions in love

 

6. "Your breath smells like fish!" "Yours too!" "Cool!"

Seals in love

 

7. "I love you, Deer" "I love you too, Deer" 

Deers in love

 

8. SMOOCH! "Stop it they're looking at u-us!"

hippos in love

 

9. "Gerr-off!"

Cat kisses

 

10. This is a moo-ving scene.

cow love

 

11. "Got your nose"

elephant love

 

12. A-kissy-kissy-kiss-kiss... "Heeeheeeheee. Tickley!"

penguin love

 

13. Learning to love yourself is the greatest love of all

swans in love

 

14. "You are my happy ending"

Penguins holding hands

 

15. "This is ma significant otter"

otters in love

 

16. Ruffling feathers, in a good way

birds in love

 

17. These two only have eyes for each other. *squeals*

horses in love

 

18. Squishy face! 

 

19. "Not tonight, love, I've a headache"

panda bear love

 

20. Orangey-kiss

monkey love

 

21. Boing-mwah, boing-mwah, boing-mwah

kangaroo love

 

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