Cervus
- White-lipped Deer Cervus albirostris
Photo: Fanghong · CC BY-SA 3.0 The white-lipped deer lives in high country of the Tibetan Plateau. White markings around the muzzle and throat and broad hooves are distinctive.
- Wapiti Cervus canadensis
Photo: Membeth · CC0 The wapiti is a large deer found in herds in North America’s Yellowstone region.
- Red deer Cervus elaphus
Photo: Lviatour · CC BY-SA 3.0 Red deer are large deer native to Britain. In the New Forest, males call during the autumn rut.
- Sika deer Cervus nippon
Photo: Σ64 · CC BY 3.0 The sika deer is native to East Asia, including Japan, and primarily inhabits forests.
- Central Asian Red Deer Cervus hanglu
A 2002 Indian account treats the Kashmir Hangul under the older classification Cervus elaphus hanglu. It describes a forest-dwelling deer that feeds on plants and moves to lower elevations in winter.
- Red deer Cervus elaphus
Photo: Lviatour · CC BY-SA 3.0 Red deer are large deer native to Britain. In the New Forest, males call during the autumn rut.
- Sika deer Cervus nippon
The sika deer is native to East Asia, including Japan, and primarily inhabits forests.
- Wapiti Cervus canadensis
The wapiti is a large deer found in herds in North America’s Yellowstone region.
- White-lipped Deer Cervus albirostris
The white-lipped deer lives in high country of the Tibetan Plateau. White markings around the muzzle and throat and broad hooves are distinctive.
