The Sambar Deer (Rusa unicolor), or simply sambar, is a species of deer from the rainforests of India, Southern China, and Southeast Asia. Like most deer, male sambar have antlers, while females lack them. They are an extremely common food item for the likes of dholes, Indian leopards, and...

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Large deer native to India and Southeast Asia—and tigers’ favorite prey. During rut both sexes develop a bare spot on their throat, probably a scent gland.

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The Sambar deer ( Rusa unicolor ) is a deer species natively found in Southeast Asia south of the Himalayas from the Indian subcontinent in the West to southern China (including Hainan Island) in the...

Sambar Deer (Rusa unicolor) / Cerf sambar / Image by Bharat Goel from 500px