Monk, commonly known as munch. Mammals, Artiodactyla, Cervidae. Adults weigh no more than 35 kg and have a body length of 75 ~ 1 15 cm. Thin and strong legs, good at jumping, soft skin for tanning. Commonly known as "yellow deer", because of its timid nature, it will overreact at the slightest sign of trouble, and the southern coastal areas are also known as "yellow deer". There are four species in China, namely black muntjac, red muntjac, small muntjac and Fiji muntjac, among which the number of black muntjac is the least.

Monk, commonly known as munch. Mammals, Artiodactyla, Cervidae. Adults weigh no more than 35 kg and have a body length of 75 ~ 1 15 cm. Thin and strong legs, good at jumping, soft skin for tanning. Commonly known as "yellow deer", because of its timid nature, it will overreact at the slightest sign of trouble, and the southern coastal areas are also known as "yellow deer". There are four species in China, namely black muntjac, red muntjac, small muntjac and Fijian muntjac. Among them, the number of black muntjac is the least, and its distribution area is narrow. It has been listed as an international endangered animal, and Fiji muntjac has only been reported as a specimen.