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The abuse escalated and became a regular occurrence. Philip was traumatised, but felt he had to comply. Muntjacs are an adaptive species and with no specific breeding season, can produce year-round offspring. It was clear from his autobiography - self-published to mark his 90th birthday - that he enjoyed numerous extra-marital romances while away from home and he censored little about the many women he wooed, even including details of sleeping with a woman in Bologna while his wife was pregnant. There’s one standout reason why muntjacs have captured people’s attention and become a viral sensation: the inflating glands on their face. It was, however, cold comfort for the mum of four, who has struggled with her mental health, been in trouble with the police and suffered violent relationships. But she has found hope in her eight grandchildren.

My mum said to me, ‘if you don’t like it, just tell me and we’ll go’. I looked around and it seemed to me that the kids weren’t happy. I walked into a hall with big windows and I turned to my mum to say I didn’t want to stay.” Wurster, D. H.; Benirschke, K. (1970). "Indian Momtjac, Muntiacus muntiak: A Deer with a Low Diploid Chromosome Number". Science. 168 (3937): 1364–1366. Bibcode: 1970Sci...168.1364W. doi: 10.1126/science.168.3937.1364. PMID 5444269. S2CID 45371297. When I look at the bigger picture, now, I look at my life, and I think it wasn’t my fault. I was just a kid.” However, they are protected in the UK under the Deer Act 1991 and are not considered endangered. In fact, populations have been steadily increasing thanks to their adaptability and ability to thrive in a variety of habitats.A long time ago on St Michael’s Mount, there was a giant named Cormoran who lived with his wife Cormelian. This marriage didn’t last too long as Cormoran was accidentally killed by another giant, Trecobben when he threw a cobbling hammer at her. On land, deer are built for speed. They can jump, too, and have been seen jumping over a 1.2m-high fence. Although muntjacs aren’t known for their swimming prowess, they can swim, and may do so to cross rivers, or escape predators. Why do muntjac deer have fangs? Though it can never undo what he went through, Philip feels a weight has been lifted since deciding to waive his anonymity and tell his story.

As the scent glands expand, they secrete a personalised concoction of chemical compounds that convey information about a deer's sex, age, and reproductive status, as well as their overall health, well-being, and social hierarchy. Rubbing their face against a tree (or other objects), this scent acts like a calling card; a message to other creatures in the forest that the muntjac deer is present. It is my belief that they were telling the truth, it was their mannerisms and the modus operandi - it was so, so similar in every story,” says Gene.This time, the Crown Prosecution Service charged Mount with 50 sex abuse offences against children. His trial was scheduled at Barnstaple Crown Court, near his home, due to his age. Here in the UK, muntjac were classified as an invasive, non-native species in 2019. As cute as they are, this means it’s actually illegal to release them into the wild, import them, breed them in captivity or sell them. He came across as this sprightly, elderly man, you’d never have thought he was in his 90s. But as soon as he was interviewed, he completely changed. He was very manipulative.” Although these tusks resemble those of both water deer and the musk deer, the muntjac is not related to either of these (and they are not related to each other). The tusks are a quite different shape in each. Von Zimmerman, Eberhard August Wilhelm (1780), Geographische Geschichte des Menschen, und der Allgemein Verbreiteten Vierfussigen Thiere, vol.II, p.131 . (in German)

They found 19 people they could put forward in the case against Mount, including Tricia. Officers went to his home in south Devon and took him to be questioned at a police station, where Gavin was initially surprised at the old man’s energy. There is the tale of a ghostly Lady in Grey, who is believed to have been the nanny of the children of the St Aubyn family in the 1750s. It’s believed that she threw herself off the top of the castle after she fell pregnant for a man who refused to have anything to do with her or the child. They're also particularly fond of the tender shoots and leaves of young trees, which can somewhat hinder forest management programmes. Muntjac deer are also known to enjoy a good crunch, and can often be found chomping on crunchy bits of woody vegetation. Stephen Hesketh was considered one such child. His mother blamed his “unruly” behaviour on falling off a church roof and badly injuring his head, aged six. He says he doesn’t remember “being that bad as a kid”, but in 1968, he was taken from Liverpool to Brookside. Globally, there are at least seven species of muntjac, but it’s the Reeves’ muntjac ( muntiacus reevesi) that has thrived and established a new home for itself in the UK. What’s with the nose?

Barrette, C. (1976). "Musculature of facial scent glands in the muntjac". Journal of Anatomy. 122 (Pt 1): 61–66. ISSN 0021-8782. PMC 1231931. PMID 977477. Like the rest of the Mount family, Tricia felt compelled to support her father during the early court cases. Only when the school began to accept girls were her suspicions raised, particularly when she saw him with a child he wasn’t supposed to be with. But the terror she felt at revealing anything about her own abuse forced her to remain silent. The window had been nailed shut, but we learned we could get out if we lifted the floorboards and crawled under the door,” says Steve Williams, who later channelled his anger at the way he had been treated into teaching martial arts. Amadu Darbo was five when it became clear his alcoholic mother could no longer look after him. He was put into care in Moss Side, Manchester, then three years later, in 1965, sent to Brookside. More than 100 miles from his home, and without a single relative interested in his well-being, he was isolated. Sometime in the early 20 th Century, however, they either escaped from their confines at Woburn or were deliberately released, into the surrounding countryside. Over the following years, muntjacs spread to other parts of the UK, becoming a common sight in many rural and suburban areas.