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Tora
Not an issue anymore. Tourists are no more. You got what you wanted!
Coronavirus is a blessing in disguise and may have saved the them. Although, it could he out of the fire, into the frying pan....
Test the deer!
Bruce Chatwin
Wild deer? In Nara Park? That's a laugh. The deer in the park are completely habituated to humans.
Ashcner Castillo
More propaganda, so they get with "lets, ban plastic bags program " soon here in the U.S. will have to put our shopping in our pockets lol
Neux Reux
The buzz is that these habituated deers have been used to being fed by tourists with pellets/feed from vending machines all their lives - and now that there aren't much tourists, they are getting less food and some are getting aggressive. The JT article did not state if the garbage-feeding behavior is comparatively higher now or something recent as a result of the absence of tourists.