#capreolinae

[have-you-seen-this-animal]

Whitetail deer

[thegreatprinceoftheforest]

Northern Rocky Mountains White-tailed Deer | Amanda Iceton

[raw-wild]

Eastern Roe Deer | Sofronov Evgeniy

[spiritofthemountainnaturephoto]

She doe be posing 🦌😁

[monochromatictoad]

Have any voice claims for Villroch? I know nothing about them...

Well, I kinda have a voice claim for him?

Of course he can mimic the sounds of pretty much every member of the Family Cervidae Subfamily Cervinae, which is the Subfamily for like, Elk, Muntjac, Red Deer, etc. this does not include the Moose or White tail deer and some others, who are in a separate Subfamily, Capreolinae.

Now, as far as a human voice goes, Brian Molko from the band Placebo is the closest to a voice claim I have for him! Though, I do like a couple of other raspy style voices for Villroch, Brian's voice would be the closest to his normal talking voice.

[charring58]

The Cervinae or the Old World deer, are a subfamily of deer. Alternatively, they are known as the plesiometacarpal deer, due to having lost the parts of the second and fifth metacarpal bones closest to the foot (though retaining the parts away from the foot), distinct from the telemetacarpal deer of the Capreolinae (which have instead retained these parts of those metacarpals, while losing the parts away from the foot instead).[1]

[erherr]

In case you are like me and disappointed that this wasn't actually a like about animal adjectives

accipitrine hawk

anserine goose

aquiline eagle

asinine ass

avine bird

bovine cow

bubaline buffalo

cameline camel

cancrine crab

canine dog

caprine goat

cervine deer

corvine crow, raven

crocodiline crocodile

elephantine elephant

equine horse

falconine falcon

feline cat

ferine any wild animal

hippopotamine hippopotamus

hircine goat

hirundine swallow

hystricine porcupine

lacertine lizard

larine gull

leonine lion

leporine hare

lumbricine earthworm

lupine wolf

murine mouse

myrmecophagine Anteater

aleclaphine, bubaline, antilopine antelope

simian ape

tolypeutine armadillo

ovine sheep

pardine leopard, panther

passerine sparrow

pavonine peacock

picine woodpecker

piscine fish

porcine pig

pteropine bat

ranine frog

scolopendrine centipede

serpentine serpent

soricine shrew

struthionine ostrich

suilline swine

taurine bull

tigrine tiger

ursine bear

vespine wasp

viperine viper

vituline calf

viverrine mongoose

vulpine fox

vulturine vulture

zebrine zebra

zibeline sable

anguine snake

arachnoid spider

batrachian toad

bovine bison

cervine elk

cetacean whale

cygnine swan

delphine dolphin

dipterous fly

eusuchian alligator

formic ant

galline chicken

gastropodian snail

vermian worm

murine rat

musteline badger

ostracine oyster

otarine seal

pieridine butterfly

scyphozoan jellyfish

simian monkey

testudine tortoise

vespine Hornet

percesocine barracuda

apiarian bee

rupicaprine chamois

viverrine civet

coralline coral

elapine cobra

didine dodo

myoxine dormouse

draconine dragon

cervine elk

piscine fish

musteline ferret

pulicine flea

pteropine flying fox

vulpine fox

gazelline gazelle

cricetine gerbil

cricetine hamster

hyenine hyena

macropidine kangaroo

hirudine leech

microtine lemming

lemurine lemur

patelline limpet

homarine lobster

pediculine louse

manatine manatee

musteline marten

musteline mink

acarine mite

talpine mole

arctian moth

didelphine opossum

orygine oryx

lutrine otter

pantherine panther

musteline polecat

pythonine python

crotaline rattlesnake

ceratorhine rhinoceros

glirine rodent

capreolinae roebuck

zibeline sable

salamandrine salamander

limacine slug

hippocampine sea horse

atherine smelt

sciurine squirrel

musteline stoat

termitine termite

acarine tick

microtine vole

musteline weasel

pongine orangutan

phascolomian wombat

icterine blackbird

turdine bluebird

pyrrhuline bullfinch

emberizine bunting

buteonine, cathartine buzzard

pyrrhuloxine cardinal

rangiferine reindeer

phalacrocoracine cormorant

phocaenine porpoise

varanine monitor lizard

alectorine crane

cuculine cuckoo

columbine dove

charadrine, scolopacine woodcock

vulturine vulture

meleagrine turkey

cypseline swift

cygnine swan

ciconine stork

oscine songbird

charadrine snipe

coturnix quail

pullastrine pigeon

charadrine plover

alectorine, phasianine pheasant

perdicine partridge

psittacine parrot

struthious ostrich

strutious ostrich

philomelian nightingale

mimine mockingbird

icterine meadowlark

hirundine martin

anatine mallard

garruline magpie

psittacine macaw

milvine kite

halcyonine kingfisher

falconine kestrel

garruline jay

trochiline hummingbird

larine gull

fringilline finch

accipitrine falcon

You know how the word "feline" refers to cats, and "canine" refers to dogs? There are a whole bunch more animal adjectives, and here are some of them:

equine -> horses

bovine -> cows

murine -> mice/rats

porcupine -> porcupines

wolverine -> wolves

marine -> marmosets

saline -> salmonella

cosine -> cosmonauts

citrine -> citrus

combine -> combs

famine -> your fam

bromine -> your bros

palpatine -> your pals

alpine -> alps

christine -> christ

asinine -> asses

machine -> the speed of sound

landmine -> explosions

migraine -> migrants

trampoline -> tramps

dopamine -> dopes

medicine -> the Medici family

praline -> prey

masculine -> mascara

feminine -> femurs

latrine -> latissimus dorsi

fettuccine -> fetuses

poutine -> sadness

turbine -> turbans

engine -> england

supine -> soup

valentine -> valence electrons

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[snototter]

A White-Tailed deer buck (Odocoileus virginianus)  in Algonkian Regional Park, Virginia, USA

by Tom Black

[animalids]

Shiras moose (Alces alces shirasi)

Photo by Marlin Harms

[cozamal0tl]

Hiker hides behind a tree as a moose approaches

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[anirobot]

Police have captured a reindeer and delivered it to the Korkeasaari zoo to recover.

The capture was supervised by a veterinarian at the Korkeasaari Zoo.

The vet also made sure the animal was indeed a reindeer, not a Finnish forest reindeer (Rangifer tarandus fennicus)...

However, the veterinarian will carry out further examinations of the reindeer to confirm the subspecies, as it is a calf born last year and because the young calf does not show the characteristics of the species well.

EDIT:

A DNA sample has been taken from the animal and submitted for examination!

There is no information about the owner of the reindeer and the Finnish Forest Reindeer residential areas are far to the north.

Edit:

DNA test to decide future of Helsinki's young roaming reindeer

The reindeer was taken to the zoo's wildlife hospital after being caught by police on Saturday. The animal had shown severe stress symptoms but on Sunday morning the hospital said the young reindeer survived the night, was on its feet and had eaten.

He is a young male reindeer, but the authorities do not yet know his subspecies ...

He has no ear marks! According to Finnish law, a reindeer owned by someone must have ear marks that indicate the owner.

The Finnish ear marks:

The ear marks are read from behind! Picture: Paliskuntain yhdistys

Reindeer - Wikipedia

Reindeer herding - Wikipedia

[faunalregion]

[thegreatprinceoftheforest]

European Roe Deer (Melanistic) | Janka

[inprnt]

"DEER RENDER " by roma Timbreza on INPRNT

[deathtek]

11/16/20

[dendroica]

Moose at Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge (via USFWS Mountain-Prairie)

Photo: Tom Koerner/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service