Northern Red Muntjac

Northern Red MuntjacMuntiacus vaginalis is a muntjac listed in Nepal's mammal Red List. The account describes it in dense forest and wooded hills, feeding on fruit, buds, and new grass shoots.What does it look like?It has a chestnut-red coat, dark brown to black facial markings, and small antlers.How does it live?Muntiacus vaginalis is a muntjac listed in Nepal's mammal Red List. The account describes it in dense forest and wooded hills, feeding on fruit, buds, and new grass shoots.In Nepal it occurs in dense tropical or subtropical forest and wooded hills, using cover in ravines and stream-side undergrowth. It eats fruit, buds, and new grass shoots.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.