Whales Are an Extremely Social and Caring Species That Protect Each Other and Nurtures Their Young; However, When It Comes to Having a Lifelong Mating Partner...
Whales are an extremely social and caring species that protect each other and nurtures their young; however, when it comes to having a lifelong mating partner, the short answer is, “no whales do not mate for life”.
Do killer whales mate with family?
Unlike many other wildlife species, southern-resident killer whales don't leave their families as they mature to find mates and new territory. They stick together for life — and even breed with family members, scientists have discovered.