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Reeves's muntjac is a small deer native to China and Taiwan. Males have small antlers and long canine teeth in the upper jaw, and individuals communicate with one another using vocalizations. It adapts to forests and agricultural land and feeds on leaves, grasses, and fruits, and also consumes eggs and carrion. It is typically solitary and highly fertile; females can breed at about six months of age. The IUCN currently assesses it as Least Concern.
