Père David's deer

Père David's Deer, also known as the milu, is a unique species native to the wetlands of China. Recognized for their distinctive antlers and long, slender legs, these deer are well-adapted to their marshy habitats. Once thought to be extinct in the wild, conservation has helped reintroduce them to their natural environment. Today, they are a symbol of successful wildlife, although they still face challenges from habitat loss and environmental changes.