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    The Andean deer, also known as the taruca, is a shy and surly mammal found in the highest areas of the Andes Cordillera in Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina between 800 to 4,900 meters above sea level. Currently, the Andean deer is in danger of extinction due to excessive hunting and the destruction of its habitat in the forests, mountains, meadowlands and scrublands where it lives.

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    The Andean deer, also known as the taruca, is a shy and surly mammal found in the highest areas of the Andes Cordillera in Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina between 800 to 4,900 meters above sea level. Currently, the Andean deer is in danger of extinction due to excessive hunting and the destruction of its habitat in the forests, mountains, meadowlands and scrublands where it lives.

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    The Andean deer, also known as the taruca, is a shy and surly mammal found in the highest areas of the Andes Cordillera in Peru, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina between 800 to 4,900 meters above sea level. Currently, the Andean deer is in danger of extinction due to excessive hunting and the destruction of its habitat in the forests, mountains, meadowlands and scrublands where it lives.

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    ANDEAN DEER

    IN DANGER OF
    EXTINTION
    Origin

    Gabriela Jasmín Castañeda Trujillo


    STUDENT
    Also known as taruca in the Aymara and Quechua languages, the Andean
    deer is a diurnal mammal, very shy, surly, and does not hesitate to face
    human presence or any sign of danger.
    Currently, the Andean deer is in danger of extinction due to excessive
    hunting and the destruction of its habitat.
    characteristics
    HABITAT

    Samuel Bustillos villar


    STUDENT
    THE ANDEAN DEER KNOWN AS TARUCA OR ANDEAN DEER.
    HABITAT
    IN THE HIGHEST AREAS OF THE SIERRA.
    LIKE FORESTS OF QUEÑUA, MOUNTAINS, MEADOWLANDS,
    SCRUBLANDS AND VERY ROCKY AREAS OF THE ANDES CORDILLERA
    OF PERU, BOLIVIA, CHILE AND ARGENTINA, BETWEEN 800 TO 4,900
    METERS ABOVE SEA LEVEL.
    feeding

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