Whats the only venomous primate? | Surprising Science @NaturalHistoryMuseum
Whats the only venomous primate? | Surprising Science  @NaturalHistoryMuseum
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The slow loris may look cute but it has a deadly bite!

Museum scientist Zach Williams explains the strange way this primate produces its venom mixing oil from its armpits with saliva.

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