Human civilization has developed rapidly, but it has also invisibly destroyed the original habitat of many animals, and then derived various dilemmas and regrets. Recently, a Deer with a Christmas flavor has been haunted in Ontario, Canada, but in the process, it has been shot through by a bow and arrow, resulting in a head injury. Even so, the fawn is still quite close to the local residents, which makes people look good.
The story of the fawn was recorded by Carver, an animal photographer in Canada. At that time, the deer entering a village in Ontario was wounded by a bow and arrow, and the arrow shot straight through the deer's head.
The deer is willing to be close to people after being wounded by a bow and arrow, which is really mixed feelings
Although the fawn does not look unusual on the surface, it still follows the past tradition of staying in the courtyard of Carver's house, playing, and looking curiously in front of the camera, showing a close human side. The cute nature of the fawn made Carver, who was a photographer, particularly distressed, and decided to help him pull out this sudden arrow.
Carver approached a local animal rescue organization and managed to successfully remove the arrow without endangering the fawn's life. In order to let more people know them and attach importance to animal conservation, Carver also created a related homepage and named this meaningful deer Carrot, and the three short videos currently uploaded have attracted tens of thousands of people to watch.
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The family Cervidae is a family of mammals in the order Cloven-hoofed order. It is a angular ruminant of varying sizes and is found in Eurasia, Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, North America, South America north of 40° south latitude, and southwest Africa. There are about 43 species in 16 genera of the deer family Cervidae. It is divided into 4 subfamily: the deer subfamily Cervinae, the subfamily Hydropotinae, the subfamily Muntiainae, and the subfamily Odocoileinae. Deer are listed as protected animals around the world. Reindeer are the only domesticated domestic animals of the deer family (such as the Orunchun people in northern China).
Deer are characterized by solid bifurcated horns, generally only males have 1 pair of horns, females have no horns, body length 0.75 to 2.90 meters, weight 9 to 800 kg.