Here is a picture of Eld's Deer I shot in the last year 2012 in Ang Tropeng Thmo in Bonteay Meanchey province. These wildlife need the protected area to live and now become rare in Cambodia. We can see it between February and April. These mammal lives live in group in between 10-15 close to the river, pond with grass.

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