Poisonous primacy imitates cobra
The type of primate living on the Malay Peninsula and the islands of Indonesia is a slow Lori ( Nycticebus Coucang ) belongs to rare poisonous mammals. On the inside of the forearms, these animals have special glands, the secretions of which, mixing with saliva Laurie, become poisonous. If Lori licks his hands, his bite will be poisonous. Recently, scientists have found that these slow Lori imitate other poisonous animals - cobrahs with their behavior.