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(Video) No Tourists, Hungry Deer Search For Food In Japan

A group of deer on Nara Island, Japan, reportedly wandered in search of food. It is believed to be starving because of decreasing numbers in tourist arrivals due to COVID-19 hitting the world today.

Tourists used to get food such as rice snacks from sales stalls around the island to give to deer.

Because of this, the deer usually do not have to leave their habitat for food.

Several pictures and videos on social media show that deer searching for food in urban areas, including eating grass near a nearby park.

The media also reported locals were worried because they had to be extra careful when driving to avoid the deers roaming the streets.

For now, Japan has confirmed more than 800 cases of coronavirus and 22 deaths.

Source: The Independent

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