This animal resembling a hedgehog is not as harmless as it seems. Slitter is one of the few poisonous mammals on Earth
Class – Mammals
Detachment – insectivorous
Family – Slit
Body length– 30–35 cm
Weight – 1 kg
Range – Haiti
In the lower jaw, the slit of poisonous iron is hidden. With its help, he conquers the territory from the opponent and mines food. In the same jaw there is a tooth with a groove, because of which the beast received the name (Solenodon Paradoxus from Greek. Solen – “Slit” and Odon – “tooth”). The word Paradoxus, that is, paradoxical, is also not by chance-as scientists suggest, the slit, apparently, does not have immunity to its own poison and it may die, accidentally biting himself by the tail. However, a much greater danger to him is ordinary cats. Europeans brought them to Haiti to protect sugarcane from rats. Before the migrants appeared, the crevice had no enemies, and instead of running away from the cat, he froze in place and became easy prey.
Platypus
During the wedding period, males conquer the female with spurs on the hind legs. Spurs are connected by a duct of the gland producing the poison.
Class – Mammals
Detachment – One -pass
Family – Plastic bands
Body length – 30–40 cm
Weight – up to 2 kg
Range – Australia, Tasmania.
Fat Lori
The only poisonous primacy. Poisonous glands on the front paws. Licking them, the beast mixes poison with saliva. Biting the enemy, Laurie inflicts a mortal wound to him.
Class – Mammals
Detachment – Primates
Family – Lauria
Body length– 18–38 cm
Weight – up to 2 kg
Range – tropical forests of South Asia.
Space Hamper
Borrows poison at the tree – Acocantors of the Abyssinian. The hamster chews the bark and smears the saliva on the wool. The striker’s striker dies, not having time to cause a serious harm to the rryze.
Class – Mammals
Detachment – Grazons
Family – Mouse
Body length – 25–36 cm
Weight – up to 0.9 kg
Range – East Africa.