What is a physical representation of finding true love?

Question: What is a physical representation of finding true love!?

This is SUCH a strange question, I just need a little help writing something!. I want to know if there's any plants or animals who have to travel distances to find each other!. Just cute little things in nature like that!. A good description of finding a soulmate!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

Best Answer - Chosen by Asker:

Salmon swim thousands of miles through many snares and dangers to reach their sacred spawning grounds!. They will find and join with a chosen mate!. Males will commence fertilizing the eggs laid by the female!. At long last the desperate fish release a season of sexual passion that has been building up for so long!. A passion so great that they die after it is consummated!. There is nothing else to live for!.

Eagles mate in mid air, intensely gripped in each others talons, hugging and soaring above the lofty white columns in poetic love making until they finally let each other go, and then tumble in a free fall of uncontrolled ecstasy!.

The white tail deer will aggressively defend his doe against any other suitors!. "This is my babe!." The red tail keeps a harem of does for his pleasure!. "I can handle them!."
Mating season is marked with antler butting competitions between the bucks, while each frail female excitedly watches and waits for her champion to win!.!.!. and then he whisks her away into the mysterious twilight of animal passion!.Www@QuestionHome@Com

I think the trouble is most animals don't have anything like what we call 'love'!. The reproduce to insure the survival of their line and species and that's it most of the time!.

Then you have animals that stay with their mate for life, but is this simply for convenience!?

Grey wolves mate for life, they even have a family, but only the Alfa Wolves mate and that is decided by strength and intelligence, not love!.

But I feel I may have gone off the question a bit, does this physical representation have to be some species of animal or plant or can it be anything!?Www@QuestionHome@Com