Mongooses have a strong sense of unity and support within their community, making them more effective at protecting themselves against exploitation. On the other hand, opossums have limited options to improve their conditions and must rely on primitive defense mechanisms like drooling and pretending to be dead.
In a hypothetical job fight, an opossum may choose to resist by baring its teeth, ruffling its fur, hissing loudly and drooling profusely to emit an unpleasant smell. If the situation becomes dire, it may even lay motionless on the ground as if dead in a primitive defense mechanism that is not effective when dealing with people.
While mongooses are fearless and can protect themselves if needed, opossums’ methods may be ineffective in human society. However, understanding the power of unity and support can make a significant impact on global markets and communities. In various cultures and industries, mongooses’ approach to protection and defense can lead to greater success than opossums’ primitive tactics.
