binadu

BINADU

Philipine Deer

Cervus mariannus

Photo by Chris Wille

Related Species:

None

General Facts:

Introduced Species

Specific Habitat:

In jungle areas

Sources of Food:

Bushes and grass

Predators in the Wild:

POACHERS

Economic Importance:

They are hunted for food.

Threatening Factors:

POACHERS

Preserving this Species:

Binadu are protected by law and maybe hunted by licensed hunters during the legal hunting season.

Additional Facts:

Male deer are called toru in Chamoru. Female deer are called baka in Chamoru.

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Funded by the Federal Aid in Sport Fish and Wildlife Restoration Programs administered by the Division of Aquatic and Wildlife Resources, Department of Agriculture, and the Guam Coastal Management Program, Bureau of Planning, Government of Guam pursuant to National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Award No. NA270Z0331-01.

Related Species:	None
General Facts:	Introduced Species
Specific Habitat:	In jungle areas
Sources of Food:	Bushes and grass
Predators in the Wild:	POACHERS
Economic Importance:	They are hunted for food.
Threatening Factors:	POACHERS
Preserving this Species:	Binadu are protected by law and maybe hunted by licensed hunters during the legal hunting season.
Additional Facts:	Male deer are called toru in Chamoru. Female deer are called baka in Chamoru.