Porcinus Collection

Eastern roe deer, Capreolus pygargus 1, spotted deer, Cervus axis 2, hog deer, Cervus porcinus 3, Muntjac deer
FLO4574278 Eastern roe deer, Capreolus pygargus 1, spotted deer, Cervus axis 2, hog deer, Cervus porcinus 3, Muntjac deer, Muntiacus muntjak 4, roe deer, Capreolus capreolus, stag 5 and doe 6

Hog deer, Axis porcinus, endangered. Handcoloured lithograph by Gebhart from Georg Friedrich Treitschkes Gallery of Natural History, Naturhistorischer Bildersaal des Thierreiches, Liepzig, 1842

Cyclamen, Cyclamen species, and milkvetch, Astragalus onobrychis. Handcoloured woodblock engraving of a botanical illustration from Adam Lonicers Krauterbuch, or Herbal, Frankfurt, 1557

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Hog Deer - in the river Brahamputra (Axis porcinus) Date:

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Picture No. 10890008
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Picture No. 10889958
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Porcinus, also known as the Hog deer or Axis porcinus, is a fascinating and endangered species that deserves our attention. With its unique characteristics and fragile existence, this captivating creature holds an important place in the natural world. Picture No. 10889989 showcases the majestic beauty against a backdrop of lush greenery. Its slender body and elegant antlers make it a sight to behold. However, these enchanting creatures face numerous threats to their survival due to habitat loss and poaching. In Picture No. 10889983, we see Porcinus gracefully grazing on Cyclamen flowers. These vibrant blooms not only add color to the scene but also provide essential nourishment for these herbivorous animals. Unfortunately, deforestation has resulted in the destruction of their habitats, leaving them with limited food sources. Milkvetch plants play a crucial role in sustaining Porcinus populations as well. Picture No. 10889981 captures this delicate relationship between nature's elements as Porcinus delicately nibbles on milkvetch leaves for sustenance. Pictures No. 10889998 and 10890008 depict groups of Hog deer roaming freely within their natural habitat – a rare sight indeed. It serves as a reminder of how vital conservation efforts are in protecting these endangered creatures from extinction. The struggle faced by Porcinus becomes even more evident when looking at Picture No. 10890011 where they navigate through fragmented forests caused by human activities such as logging and urbanization. However, amidst all challenges lies hope: Picture No. 10889958 shows dedicated researchers working tirelessly towards preserving this precious species through scientific studies and conservation initiatives. Picture No. 10889950 highlights the importance of public awareness campaigns aimed at educating communities about the significance of protecting wildlife like Porcinus for future generations' enjoyment. As we reflect upon Picture No.