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1.Slow loris  With an unnervingly wide-eyed stare, the slow loris hails from the tropical jungles of Southeast Asia and is notable for its plush but strong limbs. Slow lorises can hang by their feet for hours at a time -- and often do. Despite its huggable appearance, this animal is venomous. The venom comes from a gland in the elbow and, like a party trick invented by Dracula, is ejected through the teeth. This venom, however, isn't enough to save the slow loris from the dangers of the pet trade; it's listed as endangered on the IUCN Red List. There are five distinct species of slow loris, including the Bornean slow loris, which can be found on the island of Borneo and spotted with the help of Borneo Eco Tours. 2. Chameleon Maybe bulging eyes, slightly down-turned mouth, curly, prehensile tail and extremely long tongue, the chameleon is one of the more appealing reptiles. As remarkable as its color-changing mood swings is the peculiar way chameleons move in a rocki...