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The Cute and Slow Loris: Deadly Flesh-Rotting Venom are Meant for Its Peers
The slow loris is the world's only venomous primates, and scientists have always been curious why they have the flesh-rotting venom or how it is used. A new study provided the answer: slow lories mainly use their flesh-rotting venom to fight against each other.
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