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barking deer

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bark·ing deer (bärkng)
n.
See muntjac.

[From the sound of its call.]

barking deer
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) another name for muntjac
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Noun1.barking deerbarking deer - small Asian deer with small antlers and a cry like a bark
cervid, deer - distinguished from Bovidae by the male's having solid deciduous antlers


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Live wildlife in markets in Guangzhou, China, trade in masked palm civets, ferret badgers, barking deer, wild boars, hedgehogs, foxes, squirrels, bamboo rats, gerbils, various species of snakes, and endangered leopard cats, along with domestic dogs, cats, and rabbits (2).
He wakes to find a multitude of moths cover his tent, "like delicate hand-block images pressed against the light"; he blunders into a black bear, shy barking deer, troops of rhesus and langur monkeys, and even a leopard.
The mountainous area of Khao Yai contains streams and waterfalls, and conserves a large population of mammals such as elephant, gibbon, guar, samba deer, barking deer and tiger, as well as over 300 bird species.
 
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