Insectivores are less complicated than their herbivorous and carnivorous cousins and with few exceptions are unassertive and timid. Although they avoid attracting attention, they are often called upon to solve the problems of their numerous friends, shying away from leadership roles. They rely instead on their carnivorous cousins to take the risks and blaze the trails. This group includes the extremely successful rodent family that makes their living with their resourceful and quick-witted minds. Rodents are also perennially thrifty and cautious and the mouse, shrew, and prairie dog all make habits of budgeting their resources for those rainy days. These active creatures have highly developed powers of observation, and are successful in almost every walk of life. Adaptability is the key to the insectivores' success and with their outstanding vision and foresight they make excellent writers, psychiatrists, psychologists, social workers, and palm readers. Their legendary social skills and ability to communicate with large groups also enable them to excel as comedians, counselors and teachers. Their work environments are neat and structured and insectivores take care to ensure that things are always in their correct places. As creatures of habit, routine and schedules rule their lives. However, generosity is not one of their attributes and they can prove to be demanding, high maintenance individuals with obsessions for perfection. Still, they happily make their way through life, keeping a low profile while busily building a better tomorrow.

Bat
As an airborne creature, the bat has disassociated itself from the predictable mannerisms of its mammalian cousins and the resulting internal conflict causes the erratic behavior that characterizes its enigmatic persona.
Small to medium   Artistic  Sensitive   Philosophical   Intuitive  Reflective  Aloof   Unpredictable   Unemotional   Flighty

Beaver
If rodent personalities were rated by their busy and determined demeanors -- the beaver would surely be their king.
Small to medium   Reliable   Ethical   Dedicated   Punctual  Judgmental   Miserly   Predictable  Self absorbed

Mole
It's easy to recognize the mole personality. For one thing, they have pasty complexions and are usually seen in late night coffee shop, jazz bars, or underground clubs.
Small to medium sized  Observant  Dogged  Determined  Introspective  Unresponsive   Indecisive  Pessimistic  Lonely
 

Mouse
Physically small and emotionally timid, the mouse's canny mind has taught it that the only free cheese is to be found in a mousetrap.
Small   Practical   Discreet  Thrifty   Cute  Curious   Sensible   Evasive   Stingy   Servile   Submissive   Nervous
 

Porcupine
Porcupines are physically small individuals with an over-abundance of attitude. Probably due to their lack of self-esteem, they have a tendency to seek comfort by putting others down with their wit, sarcasm, and ridicule
Small to medium size  Thrifty   Practical   Witty   Audacious   Incisive   Acerbic   Blunt   Impatient   Sarcastic   Cynical
 

Prairie dog
If the words infectiously mischievous remind you of anyone, the chances are that you know a prairie dog. Petite, attractive and intelligent, its free time is spent in bucolic surroundings, playing games with friends and family.
Small to medium size   Communicative  Attractive  Reliable   Lithe   Musical   Cautious   Obstinate  Meddlesome  Anxious
 

Shrew
The diminutive shrew is the archetypal insectivore. Intelligent, thrifty and self absorbed, it knows how to get what it wants -- regardless of who stands in its way
Small   Nimbleminded   Sensitive   Practical  Creative   Whiney   Suspicious   Scheming  Paranoid   Stingy