Sambar Deer

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They quickly adapted to the swamp and thereafter spread into the high country, where in 2017, numbers were estimated at between 750. The sambar is a large deer native to the indian subcontinent, southern china, and southeast asia that is listed as vulnerable on the iucn red list since 2008. In new zealand, sambar deer roam the coast and gullies in horowhenua, manawatu, rangitikei and. Sambar are the largest of australia's wild deer and the third largest of all deer species behind moose and wapiti. The sambar is a large deer native to the indian subcontinent, southern china, and southeast asia. Sambar deer is one of the largest members of deer family. Many of the sambar deer have been relocated successfully into various national parks. Sambar are found in most of the deciduous forests in the state. Male sambar deer found in arravali mountain range of alwar district of rajasthan,india. There are 7 subspecies of sambar deer that originate from southern and southeastern parts of asia (sri lanka, nepal, china, cambodia and.

Sambar, (cervus unicolor), widely distributed deer, family cervidae (order artiodactyla), found from india and nepal eastward through southeast asia.

Sambar — may refer to:*sambar (deer), a kind of deer *sambar (dish), a lentil based dish common in tamil nadu,south india and sri lanka * sambhar, rajasthan, a city and a municipality in the indian. The sambar is a large deer native to the indian subcontinent, southern china, and southeast asia that is listed as vulnerable on the iucn red list since 2008. Vincent island, franklin county in 1908. Sambar deer eat many different types of plants.

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The weight of the sambar deer of india may touch 300 kg. It is the largest native herbivore there. The sambar live in forests, alone or in small groups.

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இலங்கை மரை (ta) subspecies of mammal (en); They quickly adapted to the swamp and thereafter spread into the high country, where in 2017, numbers were estimated at between 750.

Sambar, (cervus unicolor), widely distributed deer, family cervidae (order artiodactyla), found from india and nepal eastward through southeast asia.