Slittooth

The animal Slittooth is known for its venomous bite.
Slittooth is a small mammal that belongs to the subfamily Solenodontidae, which includes only two living species: the Cuban solenodon and the Hispaniolan solenodon.
It has a long, slender snout with a slit-like opening at the tip, where it secretes a toxic substance from its submandibular gland.
Slittooth has sharp teeth that can inject venom into its prey, such as insects, worms, lizards.

It is also adapted to live in various habitats, ranging from forests to grasslands to caves.
This animal is mostly nocturnal and burrows underground during the day.

Slittooth is an endangered animal, mainly due to habitat loss, predation by introduced species, and human persecution.