Lindon

The lindon is a serpentine reptile that spends most of its life in trees. They use their long, toothless snouts to inject paralyzing venom into their prey and then drink their blood. Males of this species are easily identifiable thanks to their three long, brightly-colored scales near the base of the tail, which they use to attract mates. These arboreal creatures are mostly nocturnal and can live up to 10 years.

While these reptiles are small in size, they can take down prey much bigger than themselves because of their venom and the parasitic way they feed. However, they are skittish by nature and would rather not leave the safety of the trees.