Simple strokes of sika deer
Sika deer (scientific name: Cervus nippon) is a medium-sized deer, with a body length of 140-170 cm, a shoulder height of 85-100 cm, and an adult weight of 100-150 kg. The female deer is smaller. Male deer have antlers, usually four-pronged. There is a dark brown backline in the center of the back. The tail is short, black on the back and white on the belly. The summer coat is brownish-yellow with bright white plum blossom spots, so it is called "sika deer". The buttocks are white. Lives in forest edges or mountain grassland areas. The habitat changes with the seasons. Male deer usually live alone, but return to the herd when they are in heat and mating. It is active in the morning and dusk, feeds on grass and leaves, and likes to lick salt and alkali. There is 1 litter per litter, and the cubs have white spots on their bodies. Mainly distributed in China, Japan and Russia.
