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Schomburgk’s deer had a dark brown pelt. They had lighter underparts. The underside of the tail was generally white. Schomburgk’s deer was described from a pair of antlers by Edward Blyth in 1863. It takes its name from the former Bangkok British consul (1857-1864), Sir Robert H. Schomburgk.
KINGDOM
Animalia
PHYLUM
Chordata
CLASS
Mammalia
ORDER
Cetartiodactyla
FAMILY
Cervidae
GENUS
Rucervus
Thailand
Habitat
Terrestrial, Wetlands (inland)
Food
Presumably grasses, reeds, and other swamp vegetation.
Last Seen
2006