Eivind (like the Terrible) quoted Dinosaurs by Paul Heitsch
Over twelve novels and two collections, Lydia Millet has emerged as a major American novelist, …
Driving home, Gil thought how people liked to say that about other animals. They mate for life, said people in smug admiration. As though this lifelong mating was a prudent, morally upright trait that showed great sexual restraint. A trait some few, superior species among the rest of the animals were fortunate enough to share with their betters, humans.