So small - and yet a deer! The primitive, small muntjacs belong to the deer family.

The males have antlers, but they are only slightly developed and do not form more than two ends.

More important are the pointed canine teeth in the upper jaw, which are elongated into tusks and protrude from the mouth and are used for defense in territorial fights. So Muntjaks are pretty snappy! The females also bear the characteristic canine teeth, albeit smaller ones.
Source: weltvogelpark.de/plane-deinen-besuch/unsere-voegel/indischer-muntjak

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Ralneb🦖🦣🦍🦤👨🏻‍🦳

August 7, 2023

Quite tame animals for such shy forest dwellers

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MrIdea

May 8, 2024

Super great bird park. A must see on the to-do list. Totally worth it.

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