and typically we see kangaroos fighting or maybe a wallaby or a kangaroo, but koalas, i didn't know theyfull-on wrestling. >> these two decided we're being followed let's run away and then they decided, oh, man we're being watched. >> i asked one which one would you fight. after the second video -- >> i'd pick the baby skunk. >> this video is called vicious skunk attack. this skunk not deskunked but as you can see this 3-month-old is just playing around. >> ahh! oh, man, it looks mad, though. >> it's hissing. >> it is not hissing you guys, it's playing with the human. notice he says it presents its booty and looks like it's going to strike, never does. >> is presents his booty the scientific jargon for the skunk? >> i didn't know what else to say. >> presents his booty. >> what would you say, lifts his tail? >> presents it. >> i would say it's trying to spray, but maybe since it's only 3 months old hasn't figured out quite how to get it out there. >> the person says he's locked and loaded but he keeps the safety on. ♪ >> oh! >> that's it for "rtm" we'll see you next time, everybody. >>>

wallabies companies marissa mayer has been buy-in. is that the way to go? -- all of these companies she's ing, is it about bringing in new blood? >> if you look across all of the acquisitions that the one in the industry, acquisitions are tough. rarely do they really represent the powerhouse behind the engine, so to speak, that will drive you to the next level. some of these are solid. they are good acquisition. other cases, use track -- you scratch your head. usually the batting average is not that high, to tell you the truth. >> we will talk a little bit more after the break about microsoft and the search for a new candidate. we will tell you little bit more about him coming up. ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily west here with sam grobart. a new candidate has been thrown into the mix at microsoft and that is hans vestberg. i want to bring you jon erlichman who helped break the story. what can you tell us? >> i'm sure when people read this, they thought, who is that? what's going on with this ceo search? on paper, it makes sense. erickson op

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