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Hydropotinae (water deer)

Hydropotinae
There is only one species in this subfamily, the Chinese water deer. It is in the lower Yangtze Basin of east-central China and in Korea. They are small deer with yellowish-brown coats. Their fur is thick and coarse. Chinese water deer do not have antlers, but the upper canine teeth are extra long and form tusks.


 

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Vulnerable Vulnerable Endangered Endangered Critically Endangered Critically Endangered extinct inthe wild Extinct in the Wild extinct Extinct
Status taken from ICUN Redlist
 
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Hydropotes (water deer)

Chinese Water Deer Species Profile images
The Chinese water deer is found in the lower Yangtze Basin of east-central China and in Korea.
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Chinese Water Deer images Video
The Chinese water deer has extra long upper canines that form tusks.
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Antler Horn Match Game
Can you match the correct set of antlers to the animal?



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