How did the role of a haruspex differ between cultures, such as the Etruscans and Romans?

Haruspices in Etruscan culture were highly respected priests who interpreted the will of the gods through animal entrails, particularly from sacrificed animals. In contrast, Roman haruspices adopted this practice but often served more as advisors to political leaders, focusing on public rituals and omens. While both cultures valued divination, the Romans integrated it into state affairs more prominently.