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What is so special about the deer dama-dama in Rhodes?

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I've heard so much about these deer but I don't know what makes them so special. Has anyone seen them around the island?

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I love these deer! They're a super rare species but unfortunately their numbers are declining. The city is trying their best to take care of them but its not easy

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That's so sad, that the numbers are declining. I hope that the population rebounds as people try to take care of them. I wouldn't want to see a beautiful animal like this cease to exist.
 
The numbers are increasing now. Not long ago I saw a large heard of around 20 near the monastery called skiadi
 
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The numbers are increasing now. Not long ago I saw a large heard of around 20 near the monastery called skiadi
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I didn't know they travel in such big groups! Wow
 
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