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A recent study found a small group of fanged Kashmir musk deer in Afghanistan. The photo shows a Siberian musk deer - a related species also found in Asia. An endangered deer with vampirelike ...
The endangered Kashmir musk deer, which has unique vampire-like fangs, looked doomed after it was last spotted in Afghanistan by Danish scientists in 1948. However, a study by the Wildlife ...
With his fearsome four-inch fangs, this Chinese Water buck deer looks closer to Dracula than Bambi. But the sinister-looking "vampire Deer" proved there was nothing to fear when he happily posed ...
Halloween might be over, but the scary side of nature can rear its head any time of the year. Some poor photographer must have got quite the fright when he spotted the incredibly rare Kashmir ...
Musk deer like the Kashmir (there are seven similar species that live around Asia, like the Siberian one shown above) use their fangs during mating season to fight other males and impress females ...
A hunter from Colorado has proof that a deer with fangs was wandering around Nebraska. Actual fangs. Sounds like a horror movie you'd find on National Geographic. The hunter is the husband of ...
Although the deer are less than 2ft tall and weigh a maximum of 31lb, the males have a secret weapon - downward-pointing fangs which can grow more than 3in long. Latest victim was Perdita ...
An endangered deer with vampirelike fangs was spotted for the first time in nearly 60 years, in a remote forest in northeastern Afghanistan. The fanged creature is known as the Kashmir musk deer ...
The endangered Kashmir musk deer, which has unique vampire-like fangs, looked doomed after it was last spotted in Afghanistan by Danish scientists in 1948. However, a study by the Wildlife ...
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