many people do not know that male animals take care of their young. they think it is always the fowl hit and run style. here are 5 amazing male animals that care for their young as much if not more than the mother.

5. Marmoset
Responsible and dutiful as they are, these Marmoset dads
take over and remain in charge for babysitting soon after
the birth of their babies. Kids jump on board daddy day
care, not only during the day but throughout the night too!
They care for their infants by grooming and licking them,
and the babies can even hop on a piggyback ride for a fun
tour of the place.

4. Oreophryne frog
The female frog gives birth to a clutch of mucus which
would be up to their partner to carry around and ensure
safety. This one of a kind frog dad handles their babies
carefully, cuddling and giving utmost care to prevent them
from drying out. Daddy frog also embraces and protects
them from insects that may pose danger and harm.

3. Golden Jackal
This animal is a native of India. They are highly skilled
scavengers and hunts around three time more effectively
when they go in pairs. The males are exceptional since they
are very loyal mates, once they do, it is for life! Daddy
Jackals dig burrows for their female partners for giving birth
safely, protecting both wife and babies. In preparation for
the emergence of their young, these dads regurgitate food to
feed them, an essential step for their survival.

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2. Emperor Penguin
This countdown’s second best dad is the much deserving
male species of the emperor penguin. Freezing cold as it is
in the Antarctic, if a penguin egg touch the icy floors, the
chick has the highest possibility of never hatching at all,
depriving it of its priceless life in this planet. This is why
daddy penguin would hold the fragile egg on top of his feet
then safekeep them under its belly. This he continuously does
for two months, a truly astounding endurance, and without
even daring to eat! To top it all off, once their chick
hatches, they selflessly provide their baby’s first meal in the
form of a substance we can say similar to breast milk until
mom penguin comes to start feeding their offspring solids.

1. Seahorse
Reaching the final, topmost amazing animal dad, is the
seahorse. This unique fish is unbeatable! Why? The beginning
of the mating process is a dancing courtship which involves
the female laying eggs inside the male. Seahorse dads are the
ones who would actually get pregnant and give birth, and
not only to one, but 100 to 200 babies called fry. Now,
that is one tough dad.