Sentence examples for chital deer from inspiring English sources

A study of the chital deer showed that antlers increase in size up to the seventh year, remain at a constant size until the ninth year, then decline.

Chital deer, when alarmed, thump the ground several times with their hind feet, which possess glands; the scent remaining on the ground may function as a danger signal.

Langur monkeys are calling from the trees and nearby chital deer are grazing in the afternoon.

The Indian python found in the reserve is a dangerous species, capable of killing a chital deer.

We also saw spotted Chitals (deer) and Langurs (monkeys) during our visit.

The 800 sq km reserve is also home to nilgai, sambar, chital (spotted deer), wild boar and numerous species of bird.

Among other mammals found in the park are langurs, sloth bears, Asiatic black bears, Indian gray mongooses, jungle cats, elephants, wild boars, chitals (spotted deer), barking deer, and nilgai (Indian antelope).

As we drove around we also saw plenty of chitals (spotted deer) and a small herd of elephants bathing and watching over their baby.

A string of spotted deer, chital, were strolling through the trees, directly towards the tigress.

Sambar deer, chital, barasingha, wild boar, gaur, nilgai and both water buffalo and domestic buffalo, in descending order of preference, are the tiger's favoured prey in Tamil Nadu, India, while gaur and sambar are the preferred prey and constitute the main diet of tigers in other parts of India.

Some evidence suggestive of predator-parasite mutualism comes from dhole or Indian wild dog (Cuon alpinus) and a protozoan parasite (Sarcosystis axicuonis) with chital or spotted deer (Axis axis) as the prey-host [ 1, 11].