Question

Do numbats socialize with other numbats?

Answer 1

Numbats are primarily solitary animals that do not live in social groups or pack. They are mostly active during the day, foraging for termites. Although they may come into contact with each other at feeding sites, numbats generally do not engage in much social interaction with their own kind.

Answer 2

Numbats are generally solitary animals, but they are not entirely asocial. They may interact with other numbats for social or reproductive reasons, such as during the breeding season or when establishing territories. However, they are not known to form social groups or exhibit complex social behaviors like some other mammals.