IBERIAN RED DEER
The Iberian Red Deer is an endemic species of Spain, and just found in the Iberian peninsula (mainland of Spain, excluding the islands). It is considered a different species than the rest of the Red Deers in the world and, of course, different than the European Red Deer. Its body size is some smaller than the common European one, and its fur goes from a brownish to a greyish, although the main features are found on the neck and the horns. Firstly, they don’t have the usual hairy collar than other Red Deers have, and the horns are also some smaller but are still very fine. A mature male uses to have from 14 to 20 points. The crowning uses to split the points in couples, instead of having a thick palm where the points grow.