Muntjac is a mammal that lives in the tropical and ** regions of Asia and Africa, and their living habits are very unique. The main habitat of muntjac is low-altitude forest, shrub and grassland areas, where they usually move alone or in small family groups.
Muntjac eats a wide range of foods, mainly on plant foods such as grasses, leaves, fruits, shoots, and fungi, but also on animal foods such as insects, spiders, and small mammals. To meet their nutritional needs, muntjac will look for different foods at different times and places.
In terms of reproduction, muntjac has a strong reproductive ability and can give birth to about two litters a year, usually with 2-3 cubs per litter. Pups are able to follow their mothers soon after birth, but they usually take about a year to fully reach maturity.
In addition, muntjac is very alert and very sensitive to changes in its surroundings, and will quickly flee or hide if it detects danger. They run very fast and can reach around 50 kilometers per hour.
In general, the living habits of muntjac are very adapted to their living environment, they have a wide range of eating habits, strong reproductive ability and alert habits, etc., which make muntjac can survive and reproduce in different environments. Although the meat and skin of muntjac are important traditional medicinal materials and handicraft raw materials in China, we should also pay attention to the protection of these precious wildlife resources and let them live freely in the natural environment.