Stock Photo: Elk (Scientific Name: Elaphurus Davidianus)
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Elk (scientific name: Elaphurus davidianus) also known as the four elephants, is the worlds rare animals, belongs to the cervidae. Because it is targeting top like a horse, horns like a deer, neck like the camel, tail like a donkey, hence the name pantomime horse, originating in the middle and lower reaches of the Yangtze river in China, swamps, with grass and aquatic plants for food. Good fit in, swimming, like to feed on grass and aquatic plants. Courtship oestrus began in late June, last six weeks or so. Once widespread in east region. Later, due to natural and man-made factors, climate change in the han dynasty last years is almost extinct. The yuan dynasty, in order to for safari, residual milu deer caught to the royal reared in the park. In the 19th century, there are only a group of royal nanhaizi park in Beijing. Shortly after it was found in the west were the g8 coalition forces capture and disappear from now on in China. Until 1898, was bought by the UK and reproduced to 255 head, and will be part of the individual back to China in 1983. Return to hometown after more milu deer, and some have been released in the wild. As of August 2011, jiangsu yancheng dafeng elk total wetlands, 1789;
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