Red deer

Red deer, belonging to the deer genus of the deer family. Red deer was once widely distributed in many parts of the world, originally produced in Asia, Europe, and North America, and later introduced to New Zealand. Red deer usually live in separate groups and only gather together during the mating season. At this point, the male deer engage in intense combat with the female deer in order to mate. The red deer living in the forest has long been the best prey for humans, and its purpose is not only to eat its delicious meat, but also widely regarded as a good form of entertainment and sports. Many subspecies of red deer are now in danger of extinction. This includes North African red deer, Kashmir red deer, and Corsican red deer.