The man met the deer in the wild, and as soon as he said hello to it, the deer suddenly "ran away" with excitement, jumped around, and fell on its feet many times. Netizen: It turns out that "deer ramming" is real! So why do fawns behave this way?
From the video taken by the man, you can see that the fawn is a juvenile sika deer that roams here alone for some reason. Originally, the deer saw that the distance between the man and himself gradually narrowed, and he was unmoved, but when the man opened his mouth to say hello, it suddenly began to "parkour", and the operation was startling.
During this period, the man did not actually make too close moves, except for a "Hello". Can you still let the fawn "deer ramble" in English? At the bottom of this video, an informed source also gave an answer: This is frightened after stress.
Modern people generally use "deer bumping" to describe the heartbeat between men and women, but this word was originally used to describe the rapid beating of the heart due to fear. In reality, the reason why the fawn is running around is also because of fear.
Deer are sensitive and timid by nature, especially in their infancy, and once they feel threatened, they will immediately run away, which is their instinctive reaction when they encounter danger. In particular, the sika deer, small in size, poor in combat effectiveness, at the bottom of the food chain, have to be constantly alert to the surrounding environment and ready to run for their lives at any time.
And you can find that only one deer in the deer family has been successfully domesticated by humans, that is, the large reindeer, and the rest are undomesticated wild species. It is impossible for humans not to try to domesticate sika deer and red deer, but so far they have not succeeded, the fundamental reason is that they are too easily frightened and stressed.
Deer are very sensitive to sound, light, and smell, and when the captive deer are frightened, they will fall into a state of panic and frantically storm the fence. Therefore, the places where deer are raised in China are free-range, giving them enough space to exercise, and there is a place to hide and run when they are frightened.
When the little sika deer first saw someone approaching, it did not immediately run away, not because it was close to humans, but because it was already in a very alert state at this time. When people observe it, it also thinks about when is the best time to escape, and as soon as the man makes a sound, it immediately takes action.
Fortunately, this is a small sika deer, and if it is an adult deer, it is very likely that it has already attacked people. Although deer are at the bottom of the food chain, their aggression is still dangerous for people. The seemingly docile and cute sika deer will also collide with humans, and even kick with four hooves in a hurry.
In Nara, Japan, there are more than 1,200 free-range sika deer, who often roam the roads and ask for food. Some hot-tempered sika deer fail to ask for food, and they will bump or even bite tourists with their mouths. And the number of injuries by local sika deer has been increasing year by year, and 209 people were attacked by sika deer in 2018.
All in all, sika deer are not as docile and well-behaved as people think, they are still wild animals in nature. Even if you see them in the wild, keep an appropriate distance and don't hurt them, but don't get hurt by mistake. #Headline Creation Challenge##所见所得, It's All Science##Sika Deer##Wild Sika Deer Late Night Into Town##Fawn##Fawn Crash##原来这就是现实版小鹿乱撞 #
