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UNICOLOR Fact Friday! 🦌

The Megaloceros was a giant species of deer than inhabited most of the European continent and parts of Asia.

The species was coined ‘The Irish Elk’ as there were vast amounts of bones found in bogs across Ireland. This is despite the species not being limited to Ireland or even closely related to the Elk species as we know it today.

The Megaloceros stood at approximately 2.1m (6.11ft) at the shoulder and carried the largest antlers of any known deer, spanning a maximum of 3.65m (12.0ft) and weighing 40kg!

Considered the third-largest known deer to have ever existed, its weight was between 400-700kg depending on age and s*x.

It’s closest living relative today, is the well known Fallow deer, although there are theories that the species shared a resemblance with todays Reindeer while also sharing similar proportions to an antelope.

Additionally, it is also believed that the Megaloceros was an excellent runner.

It is estimated that the last of the ‘Irish Elk’ roamed earth approximately 14,500 - 27,500 years ago.

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Named after the tuft of black hair on its forehead, the Tufted Deer is found mainly in the south and east of China.

Inhabiting forest areas near supplies of fresh water, this species settles itself approx 500-4500 meters above sea level 🏔. A predominantly solitary animal, it can also be found in pairs. The Tufted deer can easily be disturbed and when alarmed it will let out a sound similar to a traditional ‘bark’.

The males have large fang-like canines that can grow up to 2.5cm (1inch) long and in some rare cases even longer. 🦷

There are approximately 400,000-600,000 of these animals remaining in the wild.

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