can an android device be in danger on a malicious site? I accidentally went onto a site via Google images and went off after half a second, (the page had been quarter/half loaded. I accidentally hit the undo button and it opened again, and I closed it again.
Virustotal had 1 scanner, "website security guard" say it was a malware site. Scumware.org listed 10 pages on the site having scrinject.gen b, and or trojan.blackhole.-1.

The page I accidentally visited was not one of the 10.
Is it possible these exploits/malware do anything to an android device? I know malware is prevelant on the app store, but can malicious / possible websites be danger for an android device? I am worried about anything that keylogs or steals info.

I scanned with AvG (Tablet), MBAM mobile, Clean Master, Clean Master Security, Avast and used ES file explorer to manually look around, and havent found anything. Clean master security found not an infection, but a vulnerability, named towelroot. I think this is on alot of devices, (not an infection, just a vulnerability).

I havent seen any notifications, ads, or had any redirects. Should I factory reset in case or is there no need?
Don't ever believe that iOS or android cannot get viruses, they may be LESS susceptible to viruses just to the simple fact that there are significantly less viruses for mobile platforms as opposed to say windows. I strongly advise against going to websites from google images. I have battled for countless hours with other computer viruses that people got from browsing images from google. Try downloading AVG from the play store and running a few scans, I also suggest periodic cleanings with Ccleaner! Best of luck