A symbol of hope in a Providence zoo

Muntjac Deer

Muntjac DeerThis Muntjack Deer at Roger Williams Park Zoo is a symbol of hope. It is a small animal, but it is strong and resilient. It is a reminder that even the smallest creatures can make a big difference.

The Muntjac Deer at Roger Williams Park Zoo is a symbol of hope for the future of this endangered species. Muntjacs are the smallest deer in the world, and they are native to Asia. They are threatened by habitat loss and hunting, and their numbers have declined dramatically in recent years.

Roger Williams Park Zoo also educates the public about Muntjacs and the threats they face. The zoo offers educational programs for children and adults, and they also have a website that provides information about Muntjacs.

The Muntjac deer at Roger Williams Park Zoo are a symbol of hope for the future of this endangered species. Through their educational efforts, the zoo is helping to ensure that Muntjacs will continue to exist for generations to come.

Note: This is written with the help of my high school-aged son, Jonathan, who spends his summers (and other times of the year) working with the campers in Roger Williams Park Zoo "ZooCamp" program. 

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