loris

We'd be either a slow loris or a meerkat.

A bite from a slow loris is painful due to their sharp pointed teeth.

A fun example is the slow loris attack.

Do you have to provide an insanely long int or could it be combined with a slow loris?

Well, not quite....Reports of slow loris bites are rare in literature.

The section just after is the most interesting part.> Slow lorises have needle-like teeth called dental combs or tooth combs on their lower jaw.

Medical literature shows that human - slow loris injuries come from slow loris bites and not from ingesting their toxins.

The secretion from the brachial gland of captive slow lorises is similar to the allergen in cat dander, hence the secretions may merely elicit an allergic reaction, not toxicosis.

Due to the high degree of similarity between the brachial gland exudate of slow lorises and the Fel d 1 allergen in domestic cats, the anaphylactic shock expressed by victims is probably just a reaction to the exudate's allergen.