They're both kind of cute if you look at them the right way.īut they also live in different parts of the world in different habitats. They both eat insects, lizards, frogs, smaller mammals, and fungi. They're both small members of the order Carnivora. At first glance, they don't seem all that different. Just as you'd never bring a knife to a gunfight, animals use the right tools for the right job. Much of his work focuses on figuring out the evolutionary and ecological factors behind the ways different animals defend themselves, and why certain defense mechanisms evolved in some species, but not others. Stankowich studies the interactions between animal predators and their prey at California State University.
To be social, or to be stinky - that is the question.
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