Reeves Muntjac closeup

These tiny deer are fun to watch. Their head and eyes are disproportionately large to their small bodies, and they are generally very curious and cheerful.

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Ludo Sak

Lion

You're outdoing yourself every single day, wow this is really really sharp and a witty expression to match!
Btw. friends of mine under the name of 'FraJH' have tried to join but get an error message 'an error occured during the activation. We have logged... Would it be to bold of me to ask you to look into it?
(I gave them a JungleDragon card and it worked:)) Posted 13 years ago

Jeroen

Bull Frog

Whooo, this is really sharp!!!
Awesome photo. Posted 13 years ago

gglaeser

Eagle Owl

In HD-view you could count the hair... This IS sharp, man! Great photo. Posted 13 years ago

Ferdy Christant

Lion

Thanks guys, the light was great. Posted 13 years ago

Ludo Sak

Lion

And not only the light;) Posted 13 years ago

The Reeves Muntjac

Reeves' Muntjac is a muntjac species found widely in southeastern China and in Taiwan. They have also been introduced in the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and Ireland by 2008. It feeds on herbs, blossoms, succulent shoots, grasses and nuts, and was also reported to eat trees. It takes its name from John Reeves, who was appointed Assistant Inspector of Tea for the British East India Company in 1812.

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Similar species: Even-toed Ungulates

Species identified by Ferdy Christant