The Threat From The Deer Swarms To Wait For Customers To Feed In Japan

More than 200 people have been injured when coming into contact with deer at Nara Park in the past 10 months.
The threat from the deer swarms to wait for customers to feed in Japan
Located at the foot of Mt Wakakusa (Japan), Nara is one of the oldest and most famous parks in the country of cherry blossoms, according to Travel Wire Asia. Impressed by visitors when coming here are the giraffes for food. They are considered sacred animals that convey the message from the sage in the Shinto religion.
Nara Park has about 1,200 species of plants and more than 1,000 wild sika deer

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There are many stalls selling shika senbei biscuits for deer, as customers often like to feed them and take pictures. Residents and visitors really love these animals, however they can become aggressive at times
The giraffes are mostly pure-natured and some even learn to bow to ask customers for food.



Photo: Travel Wire Asia.
In 2017, the Nara city government recorded 180 cases of deer attacks, including 138 foreign visitors. Most of the victims suffered minor injuries, with deer biting their hands when they fed them.
Yuichiro Kitabata, local government representative, said that more and more tourists want to lure deer with cookies. But when the animals approached, many people hid the cake, let the deer wait to take pictures. This makes some animals uncomfortable.
The number of people injured when coming into contact with deer in Nara Park (Japan) increased to 209 cases between April 2018 and the end of January 2019, SoraNews24 reported The park management said this was the highest number ever recorded.



In addition to the bites, there have been cases where the tourist has suffered a hip fracture. The number of passengers in distress is especially high during the deer mating season from September to November.
The Consulting Center in Nara Park advises visitors not to tease deer. Guests should feed them properly, not lure them to get angry. The management board will also give visitors a conduct leaflet.
Some notes for visitors:
If you drive to the vicinity of Nara Park (Japan), be careful as the deer may suddenly jump across the street.
Young children who come into contact with deer should be accompanied by an adult, and use "body language" to communicate with them like raising both hands to indicate that feeding time is up.
Deer cannot digest human food, please feed deer cookies sold at the park.




Being gentle with the deer and never being dismissed, they can retaliate by kicking you at a friend.
Collect garbage such as wrapping paper, nylon bag ... bring along. Do not let the deer accidentally eat the trash.
According to Tieu Bao / Vnexpress
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