By contrast, when mammals are monogamous, it is usually because male involvement in parenting is necessary, such as in training young wolves how to hunt. Basically, the harsher the environment, the more time and energy the parent must devote to raising its offspring, and the less the parent can afford to abandon its original family and seek out other mates. They have been together through both the good and bad times since 1993. This spring, the most intimate details of their love and family life will be revealed via cameras on the Internet. The happy couple is a pair of non-releasable bald eagles named Liberty and Justice, cared for by the nonprofit American Eagle Foundation, based at Dolly Parton's Dollywood theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee.
People everywhere are welcome to drop by and visit.
You'll get to see these faithful mates displaying their affection and tending to their daily nesting duties. You may even have the rare privilege to witness them incubating their eggs and tenderly caring for their young. Three video cameras will keep a close electronic eye on the nesting pair from different vantage points. One camera will be placed over the nest and two others will give views into the nest from the side. The latest infrared technology will allow day and night monitoring on one of these cameras.