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5. Giant Tortoise – Pathmakers
These reptiles can live for over 100 years, weigh as much as 551lb (250kg), and do it at a pace of 0.17 miles per hour (0.27kmh). Their long necks help them reach low-hanging leaves and bushes, and they spend most of their time searching for food. The large quantities of food they consume means that they constantly need to search for new sources of food, and the paths they leave in their wake become animal passes.
6. Slow Loris – Strong and Agile
The slow loris is a small, furry mammal with large, bulging eyes that resembles a monkey or a lemur. But un monkies, the slow loris, as its name suggests, is an incredible species. Since it cannot rely on its speed to escape predators, the loris secretes powerful toxins to deter them. They are particularly flexible thanks to an extra vertebrae in their spine, which allows them to move easily between branches. Additionally, they possess powerful fingers that allow them to maintain their grip on branches for long periods of time.
