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World’s smallest mouse-deer spotted in India’s Chhattisgarh

by Sara
July 29, 2022
World’s smallest mouse-deer spotted in India’s Chhattisgarh


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World’s smallest mouse-deer spotted in India’s Chhattisgarh

World’s smallest mouse-deer spotted in India’s Chhattisgarh

The Indian Mouse-deer, also known as the Spotted Chevrotain, is a tiny, rare species of wild deer that looks like a mix of deer, mouse, and pig. It’s… 29.07.2022, Sputnik International

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A rare species of the world’s smallest Indian mouse deer, known locally as ‘Turre’, has been spotted for the first time in five years in the jungles of the Dantewada tribal region in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh.Residents Locals noticed that the mouse deer had minor injuries on its neck and leg, and immediately notified the forest service. “After consultation with the veterinarians at Raipur Jungle Safari, the local vet, Dr Manoj Verma, treated the female mouse deer who was kept under observation for two to three days. We released her back into the jungle when we felt it was good,” Divisional Forestry Officer (DFO) Sandeep Balaga told the Times of India daily. A species of deer in the world is rarely seen due to its low population. “We see this animal after a five-year interval – and that only because of his injury. Even though the cause of the injury could not be determined, it could be natural,” Balaga said. The Indian mouse deer has often made headlines due to numerous bushmeat hunting incidents.

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The Indian Mouse-deer, also known as the Spotted Chevrotain, is a tiny, rare species of wild deer that looks like a mix of deer, mouse, and pig. It is found in India, Sri Lanka and Nepal. Its conservation status, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources (IUCN), is of least concern.

A rare species of the world’s smallest Indian mouse-deer, known locally as ‘Turre’, has been spotted for the first time in five years in the jungles of the Dantewada tribal region in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh .

Local residents noticed the mouse deer had minor neck and leg injuries and immediately notified the Forest Service.

“After consultation with the veterinarians at Raipur Jungle Safari, local vet Dr Manoj Verma treated the female deer who was kept under observation for two to three days. We released her back into the jungle when we felt that was good,” Divisional Forest Officer (DFO) Sandeep Balaga told The Times of India daily.

The two-year-old mouse-deer weighed around 3kg and stood about 10 inches tall, Balaga said, adding that the world’s smallest species of deer is rarely seen due to its low population.

“We see this animal after a five-year interval – and that only because of its injury. Although the cause of the injury could not be determined, it could be natural,” Balaga said.

The Indian mouse deer has often made headlines due to numerous bushmeat hunting incidents.



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