10 Animals live independently, enjoy being alone, lazy to socialize, most introverted

Introvert is a personality type that is more focused on feelings and oneself internally. People with this personality tend to withdraw from crowds and prefer to do things alone. Because of that personality, introverts are often labeled as quiet and shy people.

Not only humans, there are also animals that have an introverted side. These ten animals, for example, lionfish, sloths, red pandas, mole rats, wolverines, skunks, platypuses, koalas, leopards and rhinos. There are several other animals such as Javan slow lorises, tapirs, sea snakes and kiwi birds. Not all of these animals have an active nature.

Some of these animals are not only shy, but also have become rare and have protected status. This animal is protected because it is included in the list of endangered animals. They are reluctant to socialize with others and prefer to live independently.

Lionfish
Lionfish is different from fish in general. If fish usually live in groups, they prefer to live alone. This is caused by its poisonous dorsal fin, so it can harm other animals. This fish is known to like to defend its territory and attack with its poisonous fins.

Sloth
Sloths are known as the slowest and laziest animal in the world. Lorises spend 15-20 hours a day sleeping. Lorises prefer hanging in trees alone rather than socializing. He will only meet his friends when the mating season arrives. Interestingly, the marriage lasted only five seconds.

Red Panda
Red pandas are also reluctant to meet their friends, except during mating season. He even marked his territory so that other animals would not disturb him. Only the mother and her children live in groups. The mother will care for her child until the age of 90 days. After that, they will live separately.

Mole Rat
The mole rat can be thought of as a solitary and independent animal in the underground tunnels where it lives. He does not like to share the nest, even with each other. Male mole rats do not hesitate to fight if other mole rats live nearby. Mole rats will only "socialize" when mating season arrives.

Wolverines
Wolverine is an animal that looks like a cross between a bear and a dog. Animals that are found in the forests of Canada and Alaska prefer to live alone. In addition, he is able to walk 15 miles a day to find food. He does not hesitate to attack with his sharp teeth and nails when other animals disturb him.

Skunk
Skunks prefer to live alone. This is because it releases a pungent odor when it feels threatened and nervous. Male skunks will separate from female skunks after mating. The female skunk then lives with her offspring for one year.

Platypus
The platypus is a unique type of animal. They have webbed beaks and feet like ducks, but the body and tail of an otter. This semi-aquatic animal from Australia will dig burrows on the banks of rivers to live alone or with their young. He will only pair up when the mating season arrives.

Koala
Koalas prefer to hug tree trunks more than other koalas. Even so, koala puppies stay with their mothers until they are able to live independently. Koalas are territorial animals. Koalas do not hesitate to attack other koalas that enter their territory.

Leopard
In the wild, leopards are solitary and territorial animals. He will mark his territory with claws on trees and marks in the form of urine and feces. These nocturnal animals will meet each other during the breeding season and live with their children until they are ready to live alone.

Rhinoceros
The black rhino prefers to live alone. Male rhinos will meet female rhinos during mating season, then they will separate themselves. Female rhinos will live with their children for three years until they are able to live independently. Rhino is also a territorial animal.

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