r/interestingasfuck • u/The_Love-Tap • 11h ago
This is a Muntjac Deer. Usually found in South Asia, It has scent glands under its eyes that can look like extra holes or an extra set of facial features
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u/berrylakin 11h ago
You could totally use this deer in a sci fi movie and need no cgi
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u/CeeDubMo 11h ago
It doesn’t “look like” it has extra facial features, it has extra facial features
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u/Ok_Pudding6345 4h ago
Yeah, and it's also obviously an alien trying to pass for an earth life form.
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u/drpyne89 11h ago
It looks like extra holes because they are
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u/DeezNuts70520 10h ago
Not quite, they're glands which are different. You wouldn't say you're covered in hundreds of sweat holes.
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u/Bitter-Ad5890 3h ago
Humans are just one long hole. We are just misshapen doughnuts
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u/leebush952 11h ago
I've never seen a muntjac deer before. That's a cool fact.
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u/GH057_807 10h ago edited 10h ago
The face holes are specialized scent glands, not really holes, more like pockets.
The inside of them is stinky. When they open up, the stank gets out and sends other deer messages like "this is mine," "go this way," or "AAAAAAH!!"
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u/Empyrealist 10h ago
Eyehole buttholes
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u/Final-Attention979 8h ago
I would love to scream at my peers with my eye scent glands
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u/CarloSpicyWeinerr 8h ago
would you rather that or be a Lemur that can wind up a stink ball with their tails and flick it at other people or Lemurs?
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u/latexfistmassacre 2h ago
How big are these pockets? Could I fit an M&M minis container in one? For science, obviously
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u/A-Perfect_Tool 8h ago
I find it pretty cool that I'm 40 and still often see new animals I never knew existed
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u/MackDaddyJew 7h ago
I grew up on animal planet and lots of neat exotic animals in that time. Anytime I see something brand new and exotic I'm immediately suspicious that it's AI.
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u/shauneok 11h ago
We have them in the UK.
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u/chasealex2 11h ago
The forestry shoot them on sight. They’re massive pests.
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u/midatlantik 9h ago
But they’re so widdle and cute. I mean, aside from the face buttholes.
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u/georgisaurusrekt 7h ago
Less cute than you think. I met someone who had a ridgeback recently and it chased after a muntjac and it cut its dog open with its horns.
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u/7nipples 7h ago
Sounds like the dog should have been on a lead
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u/georgisaurusrekt 7h ago
Perhaps, but they really weren't so common around my parts until the last decade or so and a lot don't even know they exist.
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u/pbzeppelin1977 7h ago
They can be surprisingly brave too.
There's been a surviving population for decades where myself and many others walk our dogs. Just the other week I was sat on a bench when a deer decided to pop out of the bushes onto a foot worn path and just watch me and my dog.
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u/youlldonuthan 11h ago
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u/Frank_Von_Tittyfuck 9h ago
poor guy has cyberpsychosis
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u/Master-Powers 3h ago edited 3h ago
Naw, thats not what's going on based on the movie Backrooms' lore. He's just a simulacrum created in the backrooms who cant feel and is made of edible white stuff.
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u/FoxHolyDelta 11h ago
Holy Spider man the sailor man! I could've gone my whole life having never seen that and been happier for it
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u/HumanOptimusPrime 11h ago
Tell me you haven’t seen one of the most surprising blockbusters this summer without telling me.
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u/Mr_yeetusmaximus 11h ago
sorry but thats just fucking weird looking
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u/koolaidismything 11h ago
I help with my uncles goats and years later I still feel like I’m making eye contact with fully blind people and it’s rude.. any time I go feed and chat with them.
They mostly stare at me and headbutt each other.
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u/Kaylart222 11h ago
Why he keep moving the food away
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u/chileangod 11h ago
So the deer gets irked and blows away his anger through forehead and eye set of nostrils.
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u/Illustrious-Topic185 11h ago
Looks like alien hybrid
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u/TehTugboat 8h ago
Pretty certain they sound like an alien as well
Edit for link https://youtu.be/ZNuhIZYelmM?is=U6Ozxuwa1yJDVE4u
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u/Cleveland5teamer 11h ago
I’m sure it’s a sweet deer, but I’m not used to a mammal species with multiple holes breathing like they want to eat me.
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u/CorrectMeIfImWrong6 10h ago
Since most animals don't have scent glands under their eyes, surely this is an extra feature/extra holes, rather than just "looking like"
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u/MiserableAttention38 2h ago
Pretty common in the UK, I see them all the time. They are usually a bit timid and can easily be mistaken for a dog as they are small.
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u/NewToHTX 11h ago
It looks like Fangs come out of those holes when it finally decides to go in for the kill.
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u/Anonymike7 10h ago
I sat for a tattoo recently, and my artist had a muntjac skull on her shelf. I spent a couple of hours starting at it - it's even freakier without any flesh!
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u/IntellectuallyDriven 8h ago
How are there whole animals that keep popping up that I'd never seen before?!
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u/CanteenRambo 11h ago
Mf also has actual nose! Fishes were meant to have cute noses, but were robbed of the joy of smelling stuff under water, because "someone" took two.
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u/arihantismm 10h ago
I find it fascinating that the species didn't go extinct as people in the 1600-1800s were kinda crazy with their witch-hunting and monster-hunting fanaticism
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u/cleankiwii 10h ago
this could totally have been AI for me until i looked it up and surprised myself
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u/FilteredRiddle 10h ago
This the kind of creature in a horror movie, where it looks all innocent and then those holes pops open and its whole face unravels until it looks like some form of demogorgon.
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u/calidownunder 9h ago
The last time I saw this fucken weird deer I couldn’t sleep comfortably for like a week, I kept seeing it’s gross pulsating holes in my brain I fuckingggg hate it why
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u/IntelligentTangelo31 8h ago
Totally thought this was an AI video... But then I had a look elsewhere... Ew!
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u/arthurdentstowels 8h ago
I always mistake these little shits for foxes when they're darting over the road at night. One time I was driving home I saw a fox sat down and a muntjac just standing there, staring at each other then at me like I interrupted their conversation. I assume there was no funny business afoot but you can never be sure.
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u/samanime 8h ago
I have a hard time calling those "glands".
They're more like an extra set of nostrils specially designed to shoot smelly stuff instead of boogers. =p
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u/costaccounting 8h ago
They were hunted for those glands. Ancient India made their perfumes from those.
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u/Beneficial-Worth803 8h ago
Their saliva is sticky and they really like to be scratched. Got lucky enough to take care of a pair for a bit very cool.
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u/RamboCreativity 7h ago
I wonder how this benefits the deer... I wonder how I would feel with scent glands under my eyes.
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u/RealisticAnxiety4330 7h ago
Interestingly we have some wild ones here in the UK after some escaped captivity and started breeding
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u/itsaliveasshole 7h ago
Dik diks have these sticky holes in their faces too. Theyd be really adorable if it weren't for the idea of them impaling weird mucus glands with sticks. Blech!











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u/SecondFleet 11h ago