Four Chinese water deer, also known as 'vampire' deer because of their sharp fangs, will be moved to London Zoo in July where they will be protected from predators, the Zoological Society of London said | Reuters

Nicknamed "vampire deer," the Chinese water deer has iconic white tusks, resembling the fangs of a vampire. They use these tusks during fights over territory. Alert as they are, the Chinese water deer will jump away if any movement is noticed. The deer is indigenous to China and is now listed as vulnerable in the IUCN Red List. #nature For more: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2019-07-29/Vampire-alert-A-rare-look-at-Chinese-water-deer-in-Nanhaizi-Beijing-IIyG3C6UFy/index.html | CGTN

1M views · 15K reactions | The vampire deer is a nickname for several species of deer that have long, fang-like canine teeth, giving them a striking, almost mythical appearance. These deer are not actually bloodsuckers; their "fangs" are used for display and combat rather than feeding. #vampiredeer #deer #deerspecies #deerstalking #wildlife #animals #wildanimals #viralpage #wildlifeplanet #facts #viralreels #hindifacts #trendingreels #animallover #knowanytime | Know Anytime | Facebook