The deer of Nara Park have distinct genetics that have been preserved for more than a thousand years, thanks to their protected status as sacred animals. The wild sika deer of Nara Park are considered sacred. They have been protected for a thousand years in areas around shrines, where hunting is forbidden. Recently, a study by researchers from Fukushima University found that thanks to this religious protection (and isolation), the deer in Nara Park have a unique genetic lineage that differs from

Nara Deer Park is one of the most famous and unique attractions in Japan, a sprawling public space where over 1,000 sika deer roam freely. The park is home to many of Nara's most significant historical and cultural sites, including Todai-ji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Kofuku-ji Temple. #naradeerpark #deer #station #LA #indian #Respect #japan #facebookreel | Tokyo japan TV

In Nara, Japan, deer roam the streets. Sika Deer in Nara have been considered sacred since the 1600's. The deer have learned to bow to people, offering a greeting in exchange for deer snacks. Music = Reminisce 1 by Da Tooby (licensed via Epidemic Sound) | Legend of Micah

Cultured deer in Nara (Japan) 😍 | Japan Moments