In the Early 1900s, a Maryland landowner released just five or six Japanese sika deer, and their descendants spread across four counties and Assateague Island
The introduction of a few sika deer from Japan in 1916 sparked a remarkable population boom across various Maryland counties and Assateague Island. Their unique ability to thrive in wetland environments prompted their widespread dispersal. Today, the presence of these deer not only showcases wildlife adaptability but also presents management…
The Times of India ·
The Times of India
