What is the instinct?
are rare native deer in South America. They are considered endangered species due to hunting and exhaustion of habitats, and several zoos have tried to preserve animals through captive breeding. They are also the smallest known members of the deer family; The northern instinct costs about 1 foot (32 centimeters) and the southern instinct is only slightly larger.
Most of the instinct are in Argentina and Chile. North and southern types look largely the same, with shiny reddish brown coats that are seen white when they are very young. Like larger deer, the instinct is very muscular, with bodies built for stemming and jumping, upright convex ears and stubborn tails. Their glossy coats mix well with their home environment.
Despite their physical similarities, the instinct differs from other deer in several ways. For one thing, vocals and radiate a sharp barking noise when they are concerned to warn the others in the Group. Are also able to climb trees, both in the look ofGiving food, so when avoiding predators. The animals were also seen as they stand on the back legs to feed and ensure that they could achieve an otherwise inaccessible food. They often create complex networks and trails through a thick undergrowth, allowing them to move throughout their reach. He lives in the wild for about eight to 10 years, in the autumn she breeds in the autumn to produce twins in the spring.
The instinct is the name of the genus of these animals, except that it is used as a common name. Whatever they call anything, they can be forced to rely on nature efforts to survive, thanks to the expanded use of resources in South America. It is difficult for them to via and agriculture in their native range and because animals are also considered a source of meat, their populations are very unstable in some regions.
people who are interested in seeing the instinct can be reviewedT at local zoos to see if they have any exhibits open to the public. It is often easier to see these animals in Conservation Parks focused on South American animals, although they can also be found at times even a general zoo.