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The crowded tourism season is located almost on the Yosemite National Park and officials warn visitors against beware of “one of the most dangerous animals” in the garden – and it turns out that it does not contain claws.
More than any other animal, the mule spinning causes more injuries to visitors in the garden, according to the national park service Instagram post.
“Although these animals may seem harmless to humans, they are still wild and fallen,” according to the mail. “Equipped with sharp hoofs and hooves, the deer will come out and defend itself if it is amazed. This often happens when visitors try to deal with them or feed them.”
Pacz, especially during the mating season in late fall, is subject to aggressive behavior, using their decision to fight each other, according to Garden service. Females usually give birth from one to two forgery in early summer and get sick for two months or so. During that time when the mother feeds, it was known that the flowers were hiding in the brush under the brush, according to the garden service.
Officials have warned that feeding and approaching wildlife in Yosemit is illegal, in order to protect wildlife and ensure human safety. They advised people to keep a safe distance if they see these animals from afar.
Mule Deer also tends to gather near the vegetation near the roads, especially in Dawn and DUSK, so officials warned that it is important to drive carefully while visiting the park.