Animal altruism can be seen both between kin and in wider social groups. Richard Dawkins proposes three strategies for reciprocal altruism: suckers who groom indiscriminately, cheats who accept but never return altruism, and grudgers who remember and avoid those who have cheated them. The story describes a swallow whose mate cared for her with love until she died, then cried out in sadness at her death, demonstrating animal grief and compassion.