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|'''Genus:''' | |'''Genus:''' | ||
|Capreolus | |''Capreolus'' | ||
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|'''Species:''' | |'''Species:''' | ||
|C. lunaris | |''C. lunaris'' | ||
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''"Have you ever heard of a terrestrial animal that does not leave a trail? Perhaps. But have you heard of one that undoes trails?" - Celyddon Rosser, author of Enchanted Fauna'' | ''"Have you ever heard of a terrestrial animal that does not leave a trail? Perhaps. But have you heard of one that undoes trails?" - Celyddon Rosser, author of Enchanted Fauna'' | ||
The Moon Deer, also known as the Night Deer or Shadow Deer, is a captivating and mysterious creature that belongs to the same family as the Roe Deer (Capreolus capreolus). However, the Moon Deer possesses unique characteristics that set it apart from its relatives. With its striking dark fur and magnificent bright antlers, it casts an enchanting silhouette against the night sky. | The Moon Deer, also known as the Night Deer or Shadow Deer, is a captivating and mysterious creature that belongs to the same family as the Roe Deer (''Capreolus capreolus''). However, the Moon Deer possesses unique characteristics that set it apart from its relatives. With its striking dark fur and magnificent bright antlers, it casts an enchanting silhouette against the night sky. | ||
The Moon Deer continues to captivate the imagination of magizoologists and nature enthusiasts alike, representing the enchantment and wonder of the twilight realm. As guardians of the night, these mystical creatures inspire us to embrace the hidden secrets of the moonlit world and remind us of the delicate harmony between light and darkness that exists in nature. | The Moon Deer continues to captivate the imagination of magizoologists and nature enthusiasts alike, representing the enchantment and wonder of the twilight realm. As guardians of the night, these mystical creatures inspire us to embrace the hidden secrets of the moonlit world and remind us of the delicate harmony between light and darkness that exists in nature. | ||