2. CALIFORNIA KINGSNAKE

Startlingly swift, a thing of beauty to observe. No fangs, just teeth. Perplexing belief by snake that a human finger can in fact be swallowed by an eighteen-inch animal adds a quirky, vintage charm. Drew blood, but wounds healed quickly.

3.5/5 stars.
7. UMBRELLA COCKATOO

A crushing bite, a nice change of pace for those tired of bites that cut or pierce rather than mashing. Left bloody, crescent-shaped marks. Would rate higher, except bite was followed by bird attempting to vomit in my mouth as prelude to mating.

2/5 stars
9. FERRET

With dedication and practice, this Mustelid could become a truly adept biter. At present, however, it lacks focus and determination. Bite quick and sharp, but ferret typically distracted and across the room within seconds. Got a headache watching it.

2.5/5 stars
14. CHINCHILLA

A rare bite, usually more of a nibble. Probably your fault. You shouldn’t have upset him. He’s very soft and doesn’t deserve that. Whatever you did, I’ll represent him in court at no charge. Just give him here. I will love him—OW!

5/5 gimme that chinchilla
15. IGUANA

An exotic bite not available in most regions. Where present, usually only obtained by either denying snacks to iguana accustomed to snacks, or upsetting male in breeding season. A small dinosaur bite, worth trying for fans of natural history especially.

3/5 stars
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