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Well the sweet potato will flavour the paltry amount of meat on it!Originally posted by ladymuck View PostYou're a heartless git if you don't think this is cute.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-56841632

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Cute thing of the day
You're a heartless git if you don't think this is cute.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-bristol-56841632
A tiny mouse deer, born during lockdown at Bristol Zoo, is only 20cm (8ins) tall to its shoulder, the height of a pencil.
The lesser Malayan mouse deer was born to first-time mother Brienne and father Jorah almost a month ago.
Its sex is not yet known however it is only the second mouse deer to be born at the zoo in the last decade.
Mouse deer are native to South East Asia and when fully grown the infant will weigh about 3lb (1.5kg).
Senior mammal keeper Paige Bwye said it would be a little while before the zoo was able to determine the gender of the fawn as they are so small and shy.
"It's doing really well though, and has recently started to discover new tastes, such as sweet potato," she said.
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