qT=2&tQ=Aardvarks are solitary animals.&tC=True|False&cC=1&fB=Male aardvarks live alone except when breeding. They occupy extensive burrows made up of several rooms, with the main burrow used for breeding.<br><br>After a pregnancy of seven months, the female aardvark will give birth to a small single cub. After only 2 weeks the infant leaves the burrow and hunts for food with the mother. At about 6 months the aardvark can excavate its own burrows, but it will not leave the mother until the next breeding season.