The Indian muntjac (Muntiacus muntjak), also called the red muntjac,...

Known locally as 'Kakad,' the Indian Muntjac is commonly referred to as the Barking Deer due to its distinctive single-note, dog-like barking call, typically emitted in response to detecting a potential predator. These alarm calls, triggered even by the lingering scent of a departed tiger on a tree or bush, make the Indian Muntjac an unreliable guide for tracking tigers. Despite its tendency to raise alarms long after the predator has left, there are instances where tigers are spotted following

🔊 Turn your volume up for this one! Meet Mable, our spirited muntjac deer. 🦌 Today she decided to show off her stomping feet and her big voice- showing dominance to a squirrel that was calling nearby! Muntjac deer are known as the “barking deer” because of the unique sounds they make. Between their stomps and calls, they have some pretty impressive ways of communicating — especially when they’re feeling sassy or curious. We love seeing Mable’s personality shine here at the sanctuary, safe and