Only after sleeping all day does this gangly juvenile come alive. It sticks close to its mother—or a caretaker in lab settings—and likes to keep to the shadows. Every little sound causes it to freeze for extensive periods of time, during which it will stare intently toward the source of the sound. While its mother will often rub foul-smelling secretions on it, the juvenile will instinctively roll around in anything that smells unpleasant.