Woosters are gregarious, and spend far less time underground than Jeeveses. They form bands of approximately five to forty individuals, generally following the principle of 'the more, the merrier.' Woosters do not like to be alone, which can cause some tension when a Wooster mates with a Jeeves. The Jeeves will inevitably need some time on its own, leaving the Wooster alone in the burrow making its shrill distress call until some of its favorite bandmates come to groom and console it until the Jeeves returns. Older pairs are calmer, the Wooster trusting its mate to come back to it.
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Date: 2012-10-27 06:12 am (UTC)Woosters are gregarious, and spend far less time underground than Jeeveses. They form bands of approximately five to forty individuals, generally following the principle of 'the more, the merrier.' Woosters do not like to be alone, which can cause some tension when a Wooster mates with a Jeeves. The Jeeves will inevitably need some time on its own, leaving the Wooster alone in the burrow making its shrill distress call until some of its favorite bandmates come to groom and console it until the Jeeves returns. Older pairs are calmer, the Wooster trusting its mate to come back to it.