Muntjacs have bony ridges on their face that extend above the top of the head.  

Males have antlers that extend from the bony ridge and also long tusk-like canines. Large mammals, such as leopards, tigers, jackals, foxes and dholes have been known to hunt muntjac, as well as reptiles like crocodiles and pythons. 

Scientific Name: Muntiacus reevesi

Conservation Status: Least Concern

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Reeves Muntjac
Nutrition
This species of deer is omnivorous, eating bamboo, seeds, bark, fruit and foliage, while also eating, eggs, carrion, small mammals and ground-nesting birds.
Current and Historic Range
They currently range throughout the subtropical forests of southeastern China and Taiwan. They can also be found in England after having been introduced to the area around 1900.
Habitat
Reeves' muntjac live in subtropical rainforests where they create pathways that allow them to move throughout their territory.
Predators
Large mammals, such as leopards, tigers, jackals, foxes and dholes have been known to hunt muntjac, as well as reptiles like crocodiles and pythons.
Physical Characteristics
Muntjacs have bony ridges on their face that extend above the top of the head. Males have antlers that extend from the bony ridge and also long tusk-like canines.
Communication
They use scent marking to identify territory and indicate their presence.