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A muntjac, commonly referred to as a "barking deer," is a small deer species characterized by its compact body, short legs, and large ears. They have a reddish-brown coat, often with lighter patches on their face and legs. Muntjacs possess small antlers, typically seen in males, and their distinctive bark-like call gives them their name. They are generally about the size of a large dog, making them one of the smallest deer species.

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