#Cervine

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hatscervine deerku

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Dryad 🍂

[awalkinthedeerpark]

Sharpie-Sized Baby at Topeka Zoo

With legs about the size of pencils, adult Chevrotains weigh only 10-13 pounds.  Males have small curved tusks.  This species is sometimes called the Mouse Deer, though they are not true deer.

These ungulates are native to Indonesia, Thailand, the Philippines, and Malaysia, where they dwell in forests and feed on fruit and berries.  Threats from overhunting and deforestation have caused this species to decline in the wild.

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Can we have more md deer au pls 🥺

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Deer doodles! 🦌

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Its me the drawer of silly little guys. Theyre for a silly sim game i will probably never make <3

[masked-fairy]

The Florish Deer is one of the deer species native to Optera. It is a reddish deer of medium height. It's tail is about 2 feet long and has a lighter tip that it uses to signal danger to it's herd. It's antlers are shed and regrown annually, and grow into a single long curve, with a trio of spikes forming an eye guard.

They prefer open forests, where they form herds of 10-25 members. Most herds are comprised of 1-3 males and the rest females and fawns. They are a playful species and will engage in chasing, play-fighting, and leaping their entire lives.

Florish deer are considered to be the most perfect of prey animals by those who live in Optera. They are plentiful, thrive near human settlements and have a carefree nature. Their bold and blocky coats also resemble the national dress of Optera.

The Beetle God of Community is said to have created florish deer as a gift to his first subjects, so that they would never go without food. Their population collapsed during the Great Famine, but quickly recovered into modern day.

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Redraw of SCP-166

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Marsh Deer (Blastocerus Dichotomus)

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Heraldic Unicorn

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Comm - Reins O'er Me (Reindeer TF)

THE HOLIDAYS COMETH - and as the story goes every year, suspicious magical items are making their rounds in the great pool of gifts everyone's exchanging with one another. In this comm from last year by @kornepheross, we can see that this story remains the same for yours truly, too, seeing as a new pair of unassuming suspenders that came into my possession actually turned out to be sleighing reins... and as they wrap themselves up around my body, what form is more appropriate for the season than becoming another reindeer? Truly, tis the season - so I'll keep my hooves crossed that these come with some fanciful sleigh bells to really ring Christmas - and the new body - in.

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